Most of our work is built for clients. SyntoraData is the product we build and run for ourselves: company records where every fact keeps the page or register it came from, and the date it was seen.
UK, France, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Latvia
2
Global identifiers
GLEIF LEI and Wikidata
≥ 5 s
Between requests
to any one website, or its Crawl-delay
25
Pages at most
per site, HTML only, robots.txt honoured
EU
Hosting
dedicated, encrypted server in Germany
What it is
SyntoraData
A B2B company-information database with provenance. Records of companies are built from official company registers, global identifiers (LEI, Wikidata) and licensed company datasets, then enriched from each company's own public website by a polite, identified crawler. Every fact keeps its source page or register and the date it was seen.
It is served to customers as a dashboard, and access is by request. The data and the crawler run on a dedicated, encrypted server in Falkenstein, Germany, in the EU.
Legal name, number, status and registered address come from the official register, under its open licence.
From the company’s own site
A website is linked only when it shows the company number, or the name with the registered postcode. Facts read from it keep the page and the date.
Checkable, not guessed
Every field points back to where it was seen, so a customer can check it instead of trusting a score.
Use cases
Built for teams that need to be right
Sales and prospecting
Reach the right company through its own switchboard, inbox and website, checked against the register.
KYB and onboarding
Match a customer's website to its legal entity by company number, with the page as evidence.
CRM enrichment
Fill in legal name, status, industry, address and domain, with the source on every field.
Market mapping
Size markets by country, industry and company size, straight from the registers.
The crawler
SyntoraDataBot reads politely, and says who it is
Company websites are read by our own crawler, under rules that are published on syntoradata.com. Website owners can see what it does, and slow it down or block it.
Every fact carries the page or register it came from and the date it was seen. Nothing is a black-box guess.
Collected by published rules
Open-licence registers, and a crawler that honours robots.txt, goes slowly and says who it is.
As little personal data as possible
Company facts first. Anyone can see or remove data about themselves through syntoradata.com/remove.
Open about how it works
The crawler's live status, the build timeline and the collection rules are public on syntoradata.com.
What it is not
A people-search site or a consumer data broker
A scraper of social networks or search engines
A reseller of raw datasets
Your data
Company facts come first. Anyone can see or remove data about themselves at syntoradata.com/remove, and the privacy notice explains how personal data is handled.