France Insolvency Monitor (BODACC)

Monitors new French insolvency proceedings published on BODACC (Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales), filtered by company name, SIREN registry number, or publication date.

What you get

One record per matching insolvency filing: the debtor's registered company name, SIREN registry number, the type of proceeding (liquidation, restructuring, or bankruptcy as a catch-all), the commercial court handling it, the filing date, whether the proceeding is still open or has been closed, and a link to the official BODACC notice.

GDPR notice

This Actor does not include any natural person's name, even though BODACC's source register legally can and does contain them (a court-appointed liquidator/administrator named in the judgment text, or a sole trader's own name when the debtor is an individual rather than a company).

• When the debtor is an individual/sole trader, companyName is null and isIndividualDebtor is true. The SIREN registry number is still provided, since it identifies the registered business entity for due-diligence matching without naming the person behind it.
• The judgment's free-text wording, which is the only place a liquidator's or administrator's name appears for a company debtor, is not included in the output at all: French legal prose cannot be reliably scrubbed of names field-by-field the way structured data can, so the whole field is dropped rather than shipped unfiltered.

In short: this Actor reports entity-level insolvency status (is this company insolvent, what kind of proceeding, which court, when, open or closed) and nothing about the named individuals who may appear in the underlying public judgment.

What it does not do

No contact-person data, no full judgment text, no attached documents. Output is limited to structured, entity-level insolvency metadata as described above.

Why you might need this

B2B credit-risk, supply-chain due-diligence, and KYB (know-your-business) teams need to know when a trading partner enters insolvency proceedings before extending further credit, releasing goods on account, or signing a new contract with a counterparty that has already filed for liquidation or restructuring - not after the invoice becomes uncollectable. BODACC publishes hundreds of these notices a day; this Actor turns that into a filterable, structured feed instead of a manual search.

Input

{
  "companyName": "Dupont",
  "companyId": "488307372",
  "countries": ["FR"],
  "dateFrom": "2026-09-01",
  "dateTo": "2026-10-07",
  "maxResults": 100,
  "maxChecked": 300
}

All fields are optional except that at least one of companyName, companyId, or the default 30-day date window should narrow the search; leaving everything blank monitors all new French insolvency filings in the last 30 days.

maxChecked is a safety cap on how many candidate records are read from BODACC in this run (each is a billed event, whether or not it is complete enough to push). It stops the run even if maxResults hasn't been reached yet, e.g. for a narrow company-name filter with few matches in the date window.

Only France (FR) ships in this version. countries is kept as a multi-select field so future countries can be added without an input-schema breaking change; selecting anything else currently raises a clear error rather than silently returning nothing.

Sample output

One real BODACC record (from this Actor's own test fixtures), run through this Actor's own transform function (dates in ISO 8601; this particular filing is from the historical sample set used for testing, a live run only ever returns filings inside your own date window):

{
  "companyName": "MAISON LONGO",
  "registryId": "488307372",
  "country": "FR",
  "insolvencyType": "liquidation",
  "court": "TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE DE BRIEY",
  "filingDate": "2008-01-06T00:00:00.000Z",
  "status": "open",
  "sourceUrl": "https://www.bodacc.fr/pages/annonces-commerciales-detail/?q.id=id:A200800932640",
  "isIndividualDebtor": false
}

Pricing

Pay per run started, plus per record checked against your filters (not just per match: reading each candidate record from BODACC is the real cost driver). See the Pricing tab for exact rates.

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Moniteur des procedures collectives (France / BODACC)

Surveille les nouvelles procedures collectives publiees au BODACC (Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales), filtrees par nom d'entreprise, numero SIREN, ou date de publication.

Ce que vous obtenez : un enregistrement par procedure correspondante, avec la denomination de l'entreprise, le numero SIREN, le type de procedure (liquidation, redressement, ou categorie generique), le tribunal de commerce competent, la date de publication, le statut (en cours ou cloturee), et un lien vers l'avis BODACC officiel.

Avis RGPD : cet outil n'inclut aucun nom de personne physique, meme lorsque le registre source en contient legalement (mandataire judiciaire designe dans le jugement, ou nom propre d'un commercant individuel). Lorsque le debiteur est une personne physique, companyName est null ; le numero SIREN reste fourni pour identifier l'entite sans nommer la personne. Le texte libre du jugement, seul endroit ou apparaitrait le nom d'un mandataire pour une personne morale, n'est pas inclus du tout dans la sortie.