Enrich sign-ups
The problem
A sign-up gives you a name and an email address. Whether it's a webshop or a service provider, what its site runs on and how big the company is, you don't know.
So you ask for it in a longer form, or you look it up later. The first costs sign-ups, the second costs time.
How it works
- Take the domain from the email address:
[email protected]becomesvoorbeeld.nl. - Request the company by that domain. You get the same answer as with the KVK number.
- Store the fields with the account, with the KVK number as the key. Then you can request the company again later.
GET /v1/companies?domain=voorbeeld.nl{ "kvk_number": "00000002", "name": "Voorbeeld B.V.", "legal_form": "bv", "website": "voorbeeld.nl", "websites": [ "voorbeeld.nl", "voorbeeldbv.nl" ], "webshop": false, "cms": "WordPress", "phone": "+31301234567", "whatsapp": null, "open_vacancies": 2, "email_provider": "microsoft", "known": { "count": 35, "total": 39 }}No business address
An address at an email provider, such as gmail.com, has no company behind it. Skip those domains before you make a request.
[What the API returns for a domain we don't know.]
What's unknown
A field that is null is one we don't know. Show it as unknown, not as blank or zero. If it matters for your onboarding, ask for it yourself, only in that case.
In the example, whatsapp is unknown. The rest of the form can go.
What it costs
One call per sign-up. If we don't know the domain, or only know the name and address, it costs nothing. See pricing.
- 600 companies with what we know about them, × €0.15
- €90.00
- 400 we don't know, or only with name and address
- €0.00
- You pay, excl. VAT
- €90.00
Getting started
Create an account and you create a key yourself. How it works is on Access.