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Deutsche Messe Scraper: Ausstellerverzeichnis

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Deutsche Messe Scraper: Ausstellerverzeichnis

Deutsche Messe Scraper: Ausstellerverzeichnis

Scrape public Deutsche Messe exhibitor indexes. Filter by company initial, country, hall, stand, category, brand, or product, then export source-linked German trade fair records as JSON in an Apify dataset.

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🧭 Deutsche Messe Scraper: Ausstellerverzeichnis

German trade fair exhibitor directory tools. Choose the right official fair directory for your research or lead list.
EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY COLLECTION   •  Structured public exhibitor records from German trade fair indexes
Deutsche Messe
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Messe Frankfurt
Fair exhibitor directories
Messe Düsseldorf
Exhibitors across five fairs
Turn official Deutsche Messe exhibitor indexes into a filtered B2B dataset.
Export company, stand, country, category, contact, and profile data from one official event directory at a time.
📄 Official CSV first
Start with the fair's published export for dependable enumeration.
🔎 Focus the list
Narrow records by letter, company, country, hall, stand, or category.
📇 Enrich profiles
Add public contact, product, brand, and category details when available.
🧾 Keep provenance
Retain event, source, profile, collection, and run-status context.

Use the official Deutsche Messe exhibitor index as your source of truth. The Actor reads the published CSV first, including ISO-8859-1 and Windows-1252 exports, then uses the official HTML directory when no usable CSV is available. It preserves the official directory and profile links on every record.

🎯 What does this Actor do?

This Actor exports public exhibitor records from supported Deutsche Messe event directories. It supports a flat table with one row per exhibitor or exploded output with separate child rows for contacts, categories, products, and co-exhibitors.

Details are optional. When enabled, the Actor reads each public profile for richer fields, then keeps only source-published values. It never substitutes missing company facts.

Choose CSV-first enumeration for a reliable event list. Use the official HTML directory as a fallback, with the source used recorded in the run statistics.

👥 Who uses this Actor?

  • I am an event researcher building a source-linked exhibitor dataset to compare participants, halls, and categories across a fair.
  • I am a B2B sales representative identifying relevant companies by country, stand, and public profile details before the event.
  • I am a lead generation specialist turning an official exhibitor index into a focused prospect list without copying records by hand.
  • I am on a data team loading structured company and provenance fields into a research, reporting, or enrichment workflow.

🚀 How to use it

STEP 1
Choose an official index
Enter one supported Deutsche Messe exhibitor directory URL.
STEP 2
Set your filters
Focus on the companies, locations, stands, or categories you need.
STEP 3
Export the right row shape
Choose flat or exploded output, then use the dataset and run statistics.

🎛️ Input

Sources

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
startUrlstringNoOfficial Deutsche Messe exhibitor-index URL to read. Defaults to the INTERSCHUTZ directory and processes one event per run.

Deutsche Messe exhibitor and search filters

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
letterenumNoLimit results to one company-name initial, numbers, other characters, or all companies. Defaults to all companies.
searchQuerystringNoMatch a company name, description, category, or product. Leave empty to avoid this filter.
countrystringNoMatch the country published for an exhibitor. Leave empty to include all countries.
hallOrStandstringNoMatch a published hall, booth, or stand value. Leave empty to include all locations.
categoryQuerystringNoMatch a public exhibitor category. This requires fetchDetails to remain enabled.

Data source and reliability

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
allowPartialResultsbooleanNoKeep a directory row when its individual official profile cannot be read. Defaults to enabled, while a directory-enumeration failure still fails the run.

Enrichment

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
fetchDetailsbooleanNoRead public exhibitor profiles for contacts, categories, products, social links, and richer location data. Defaults to enabled.

Output and limits

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
outputFormatenumNoChoose flat for one exhibitor row or exploded for parent and child rows. Defaults to flat.
maxItemsintegerNoCap the number of parent exhibitors. Defaults to 10, and 0 deliberately allows an unlimited run.

Advanced

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
maxConcurrencyintegerNoSet the number of official profile requests made at once. Defaults to 5 and accepts values from 1 to 20.
proxyConfigurationobjectNoOptional Apify Proxy settings for official source requests. Defaults to the Apify Proxy configuration.

📦 Data table

Every dataset record keeps only fields published by the official source. Unavailable values are omitted rather than filled with placeholders.

FieldTypeDescription
platformstringSource platform identifier: deutsche-messe.
eventIdstringEvent identifier when published by the directory.
eventNamestringEvent name published by the directory.
eventEditionstringEvent edition when published by the directory.
eventUrlstringOfficial exhibitor index URL supplied for the run.
sourceUrlstringOfficial listing or profile page that supplied the record.
scrapedAtstringISO 8601 time when the record was collected.
exhibitorIdstringExhibitor identifier when published by the directory.
companyNamestringPublished exhibitor company name.
profileUrlstringOfficial exhibitor profile URL when available.
companyDescriptionstringCompany description from the official profile when published.
addressobjectPublished company address, with street, city, region, postal code, and country when available.
countrystringPublished exhibitor country.
hallstringPublished hall value.
boothstringPublished booth or stand value.
standsarray of objectsPublished stand values when listed separately, with hall and booth details.
websitestringPublic company website linked from the official profile.
emailstringPublic email address linked from the official profile.
phonestringPublic phone number linked from the official profile.
socialLinksobjectPublic social-profile links from the official profile, such as LinkedIn or Facebook.
contactsarray of objectsPublic profile contacts with name, role, email, and phone when published.
categoriesarray of stringsPublished exhibitor categories.
categoryPathsarray of arraysPublished category paths when available.
productsarray of objectsPublished products with name, url, and description when available.
brandsarray of stringsPublished brands.
coExhibitorsarray of objectsPublished co-exhibitors with name and profileUrl when available.
logoUrlstringOfficial profile logo URL when published.
detailStatusenumDetail retrieval status: fetched, not_requested, or failed.
recordTypeenumRow type in exploded output: exhibitor, stand, contact, category, product, or coExhibitor.
parentExhibitorIdstringParent exhibitor identifier for an exploded child row.
standobjectSingle stand value on an exploded child row.
categoryobjectSingle category value on an exploded child row.
productobjectSingle product value on an exploded child row.
contactobjectSingle contact value on an exploded child row.
coExhibitorobjectSingle co-exhibitor value on an exploded child row.

📊 Run statistics

The RUN_STATS record is written for completed, empty, partial, blocked, and invalid outcomes. It reports source and detail fields when the run reached those stages, together with output volume and status.

FieldTypeDescription
sourceenumEnumeration source: csv or html.
csvExportUrlstringOfficial CSV export URL when one was discovered.
candidatesDiscoveredintegerExhibitor candidates found before filtering.
candidatesAfterFiltersintegerExhibitor candidates remaining after the selected filters.
detailsRequestedintegerOfficial exhibitor profiles requested for enrichment.
detailsFetchedintegerOfficial exhibitor profiles read successfully.
detailFailuresintegerOfficial profile requests that did not succeed.
nativeFiltersAttemptedarray of stringsFilters requested from the official directory when supported.
statusenumRun result: completed, partial, empty-valid, invalid, or blocked.
outputRecordsintegerTotal records saved to the dataset.
parentExhibitorsintegerParent exhibitor records returned before any exploded child rows.
startedAtstringISO 8601 time when the run started.
finishedAtstringISO 8601 time when the run finished.
messagestringFailure message for invalid or blocked runs when available.

💰 Pricing

Pricing is pay per result. Empty runs cost nothing, and there are no subscriptions.

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❓ FAQ

Which exhibitor directory URLs can I use?

Use an HTTPS exhibitor-index URL from a supported official Deutsche Messe event site. The Actor validates the directory URL before collecting records.

Does it use the official exhibitor list?

Yes. It first looks for the official CSV export, including ISO-8859-1 and Windows-1252 files. If that export is unavailable, it reads the official HTML directory instead.

Can I filter Deutsche Messe exhibitors by category?

Yes. Set categoryQuery and leave fetchDetails enabled. Categories come from public exhibitor profiles, so category filtering needs profile enrichment.

What happens if an exhibitor profile is unavailable?

With allowPartialResults enabled, the Actor retains the directory row and marks detailStatus as failed. The RUN_STATS record reports profile failures and the run status.

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