datagrit

datagrit builds focused data Actors on top of official public sources. Each Actor answers one business question well and returns flat, documented records you can drop into a spreadsheet, CRM or database.

• Public procurement: EU (TED) and UK contracts that are about to expire, with the incumbent supplier, buyer, value and end date, so you can prepare before the re-tender.
• Company data: national company registers with filters that other tools do not have, such as financial results, new registrations and establishments by location.
• Jobs and salaries: postings from public ATS job boards with the pay ranges employers publish, converted to yearly amounts.

• Truthful output. Empty values instead of guesses, and a run status that says how many records carried each key field.
• Fair billing. Pay per result. No charge for duplicates, empty results or the status row.
• Loud failures. When a source changes and stops publishing a field, the run fails instead of quietly returning nothing.
• Public sources only. No logins, no personal accounts, polite request rates.

Open an issue on the Actor page. Issues are answered in English, usually within a day, and fixes ship as new versions with a changelog.

Need a source we do not cover yet? Open an issue on any datagrit Actor and describe the data you need.