Basic Structure
The core of the filtering mechanism is thefilters array in the request body. Each object in this array represents a single filter condition and must contain a field and a corresponding value using one of the available filter types.
Free-Text Search Query
Besides structured filters, you can also perform a free-text search using thequery field. This is useful for finding companies by name or previous names.
Examples
Here are a few examples of how you can combine different filters to achieve specific search results.All Restaurants
To find all companies in the restaurant industry, you can filter by theindustry_codes field.
Newly Founded Companies
To find companies that were incorporated in the last week, you can use a range filter on theincorporated_at field.
High-Revenue Companies with a Large Workforce
To find companies with more than 100 employees and over 100 million EUR in revenue, you can combine two range filters. Monetary filter values (revenue, balance_sheet_total, capital_amount, etc.) are in cents — 100 million EUR = 10,000,000,000 cents.Companies in a Specific Location
To find all companies with a registered address in a specific postal code.Companies with a Specific Legal Form and Capital
To find all GmbH companies with a capital of more than 1 million EUR. Monetary filter values are in cents — 1 million EUR = 100,000,000 cents.Companies With or Without a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI)
Usehas_lei with value "true" or "false" to restrict results to companies that have been indexed with a non-empty LEI (true) or without (false). Use lei with value for one LEI, or values for several (OR).
Companies with an Open Insolvency Proceeding
To find companies that currently have an open insolvency proceeding, opened since the start of 2026. Theinsolvency_opened_at range uses the YYYY-MM-DD format.
Owner-Managed Companies for Succession Planning
To find owner-managed businesses with an older owner - ideal for identifying succession opportunities.Filterable Fields
You can filter on a wide range of fields, listed below in two groups: general company fields and financial indicator fields.Company Fields
Important:capital_amount uses values in cents, not euros.
Financial Indicator Fields
Every financial indicator can be used as a range filter viamin/max, based on the company’s most recent available fiscal year.
Important: All financial indicator fields use values in cents, not euros — except employees. Divide by 100 to convert to EUR.
Insolvency Search Fields
The insolvency search (POST /v1/search/insolvency) supports its own set of filterable fields:
Note: The insolvency date fields (
opened_at, closed_at, last_event_at, claims_filing_deadline) support min/max ranges and use the YYYY-MM-DD format — unlike the company incorporated_at examples above.
Filter Types
There are several ways to specify the filter value, depending on the desired comparison.Exact Match: value
For a simple exact match, use the value property.
Multiple Values: values
To match against a list of possible values, use the values array. This is useful for “OR” conditions.
Keyword Matching: keywords
For text fields, keywords allows you to find records containing any of the specified words.
Range Filtering: min and max
For numerical and date fields, you can specify a range using min and max.
Date Formatting
When filtering by date, use theDD-MM-YYYY format.
Location Filtering
You can also filter companies based on their geographical location by providing alocation object in the request body. This allows you to find companies within a certain radius of a given point.
The location object requires latitude and longitude, and optionally accepts a radius in kilometers.
Combining Filters
You can combine multiple filter objects in thefilters array. These conditions are joined with an “AND” operator, meaning a company must satisfy all of them to be included in the results.

