Tender Supplier Due Diligence
Pricing
$10.00 / 1,000 supplier profiles
Build one supplier profile from a tender award: company register, VAT check and Impressum, with warning flags. Runs the lookups in one container.
Optional Apify dataset of eu-tender-monitor rows or award notices. Award rows without a winner name are read from the TED XML when the notice id looks like 123456-2026.
Optional notice objects. A winner can sit on winnerName, supplierName, or winners[]. Example: {"source":"TED","noticeId":"1-2026","noticeType":"can-standard","winnerName":"Example SAS","winnerCountry":"FR"}.
[]Optional suppliers to check directly. Each object can include name, country (ISO2 or ISO3), registrationNumber, vatNumber and website.
[]When on, and the supplier list is still short, search TED for recent can-standard notices and read the winner from the notice XML. Off by default so a blank run stays free.
When an award notice has a TED publication number but no winner name, download that notice XML and read the contractor.
YYYY-MM-DD. Used only when Fetch recent TED awards is on. Empty means the last 14 days.
ISO countries for the TED award search (alpha-2 or alpha-3). Default FRA, which has a free company register.
[ "FRA"]Stop after this many suppliers. Maximum 25, so a run stays small.
How many rows to read from datasetId. Maximum 500.
When a website is known, read the Impressum / Mentions légales page. Person names are never stored.
If the homepage has no legal-notice link, try /impressum, /mentions-legales and the other common paths.
Off by default. Turn on only when the legal page is missing from the homepage. It adds extra requests.
How close a register name must be. strict keeps whole-word matches and better. balanced and loose keep weaker names and raise name_mismatch.