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France BODACC Insolvency & Legal Announcements Scraper

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France BODACC Insolvency & Legal Announcements Scraper

France BODACC Insolvency & Legal Announcements Scraper

Extract French official legal announcements: company registrations, sales and transfers, insolvency (procedure collective) filings and account deposits. Get company name, SIREN, court, dates and parsed announcement details. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel.

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France BODACC Insolvency & Legal Announcements Scraper

France BODACC Insolvency & Legal Announcements Scraper

Extract French official legal announcements (insolvencies, company registrations, sales and account filings) with company name, SIREN, court and the full ruling, covering every business event published across France

📥 Input · 📤 Output · 💰 Pricing · ▶️ Examples

Apify Coverage Maintained Output

25 fields
per record
France
coverage
JSON / CSV / Excel
output formats

Who is it for

Use caseWho benefits
Monitoring insolvencies and collective proceedings by company or regionCredit risk and KYB teams
Screening suppliers, customers and partners for legal eventsCompliance and due diligence analysts
Spotting sales and transfers of business as acquisition signalsM and A and corporate development teams
Tracking new company registrations for prospectingSales and lead generation teams
Following the legal history of a single company by SIRENLegal and research teams

Frequently Asked Questions

What French legal announcements does this scraper cover? It covers the official bulletin of civil and commercial announcements for the whole of France: company registrations, sales and transfers of business, insolvency and collective proceedings, account filings, modifications and deregistrations. Records go back many years and are updated as new announcements are published.

How do I find insolvencies for a company or area? Set the announcement type to insolvency and collective proceedings, then add a company name or SIREN, a department code or a publication date range. Each matching record includes the ruling nature and full text, for example a liquidation, a receivership or a closure for insufficient assets.

Can I look up every announcement for one company? Yes. Enter a 9 digit SIREN as the search text and the scraper returns the full legal history for that company, including its registration, any sales, modifications, account filings and insolvency events, each with its own date and details.

How many announcements can I collect in one run? You set the limit with the Max items field. Large searches match hundreds of thousands of records, so you can collect thousands per run. Very deep result sets are best narrowed with a date range or a department filter.

What happens when a field is missing for an announcement? Fields that do not apply to a given announcement type are returned as null rather than dropped, so the record shape stays consistent. An insolvency record carries the judgment block while a sale record carries the sale block, and each keeps the shared company and court fields.

Example use cases

Ready-to-run example tasks, each preconfigured for a common scenario. Open one and press run, or use it as a template:

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with the French government or any official publisher. It only accesses data that is published as public open data. Use it in accordance with the service's terms of use.