Update your CRM
Keep track of companies in your CRM by their KVK number. See what changed, without checking it yourself.
The problem
Data in a CRM goes out of date. A company moves, starts a webshop or starts hiring, and your CRM still shows the old picture.
Keeping up by hand works for a few companies, not for a few thousand.
How it works
- Store the KVK number for each company. It doesn't change when the company moves or gets a new website.
- Request the companies again at set times, for example once a month.
- Compare the response with what you stored. Only update the fields that have a value.
GET /v1/companies/00000003{ "kvk_number": "00000003", "name": "Voorbeeld Bakkerij B.V.", "legal_form": "bv", "active": true, "address": { "street": "Voorbeeldstraat", "house_number": "3", "postcode": "3511AA", "city": "Utrecht", "country": "NL", "latitude": 52.0909, "longitude": 5.1217 }, "website": "voorbeeldbakkerij.nl", "websites": [ "voorbeeldbakkerij.nl" ], "webshop": true, "webshop_platform": "Shopify", "phone": "+31301234568", "open_vacancies": 2, "email_provider": null, "known": { "count": 33, "total": 39 }}Null overwrites nothing
A field that is null is one we don't know right now. Don't use it to overwrite a value you have yourself, for example from a conversation with the customer.
A false, a 0 or an empty list [] is an answer: a company without a webshop, without open vacancies or without trust marks.
What it costs
One call per company, each time you request it. A number we don't know costs nothing. See pricing.
- 400 companies with what we know about them, × €0.15
- €60.00
- 100 we don't know, or only with name and address
- €0.00
- You pay per month, excl. VAT
- €60.00
Getting started
Create an account and you create a key yourself. How it works is on Access.