Areas Databases and reports 05 OF 07
We scan, combine and deliver
Our catalogue holds over 180 public databases in 13 categories, from energy to health. We link them by tax ID, business register numbers and address, check their quality and deliver them in the form you need: a dataset for your systems, a report, monitoring or a calculator.
What we build from data
The same database can feed your CRM every week, land on the board's desk as a report or become a calculator where a client checks the assumptions themselves. Here are the six forms in which we deliver data.
Cleaned and linked by tax ID, business register number or address. As a file, through an API or as a recurring feed that goes straight into your CRM, data warehouse or spreadsheet.
E.g. a list of companies with a new grant, sent to the sales team's CRM every week.
We add what your records are missing: tax ID, industry code, address, VAT status, grants, public contracts, grid connection capacity.
E.g. a database of 5,000 clients enriched with their public sector contracts.
One-off or recurring, with the conclusion on the first page and tables for further work.
E.g. a quarterly report on the energy storage market for the board.
We track selected registers and let you know when something relevant appears: a new funding call, a competitor's contract, a register entry.
E.g. an alert when funding call results are announced in your region.
A tool where the client checks their own assumptions, with the data range stated and the methodology in the open.
From the data source to deployment on your side, including handover to your team. For when you need more than one of the forms above.
E.g. your own supplier database with automatic refresh.
Catalogue
The figures are rounded. One database can belong to several categories, so the total comes out higher than the whole catalogue. For each category we also show how many companies already sell products built on this data: a sign that someone pays for it.
approx. 20 databases
Wholesale prices every 15 minutes, renewable generation and curtailment, available grid connection capacity at five network operators, licences, weather and solar irradiance.
approx. 40 databases
Project lists from 16 regional authorities, results of calls for growth and R&D, state aid, EU-funded projects in Poland, beneficiaries' tender notices.
8 databases
A register of over 700,000 public sector contracts with the tax IDs of both parties, national and EU tenders, contracts with the National Health Fund.
approx. 35 databases
KRS, REGON, CEIDG, the VAT white list, beneficial owners, listed companies, financial supervision registers, the register of debtors.
over 25 databases
Administrative division down to street level, land and building registers, local zoning plans, open data from ten cities, addresses and maps.
over 20 databases
Data for every municipality since 1995, the labour market, exchange rates, European data on Poland, patents and trade marks.
10 databases
Waste register, air quality, weather and geological data, satellite imagery.
approx. 10 databases
Legislation, rulings of common and administrative courts, draft bills, EU sanctions.
approx. 10 databases
Points and buildings on the map, food products, .pl domains, telecom numbering.
7 databases
Pharmacies, medical facilities, doctors, medicinal products, contracts with the National Health Fund.
7 databases
Employment agencies, schools and universities, training services, the labour market by district.
7 databases
Payments to farmers, weather, satellite images of fields, establishments under veterinary supervision.
6 databases
Vehicles and registrations, aviation, urban public transport, charging stations.
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Invoice data, building emissions, financial and ESG data on companies across the EU. Whoever knows them first has the edge.
Not on the list? We will check whether the data is public, what its quality is and whether anyone already makes money on it. You will get an answer even if it is: it cannot be done.
On specific databases
The first two are working calculators, available with a password. The next two are summaries from databases we already hold: we deliver them as a file, a feed into your systems or a report.
Database: energy prices every 15 minutes since June 2024
A 1 MW / 2 MWh storage system in 2025: PLN 323,000 in annual result, simple payback in 8.7 years. This is the upper limit for one cycle a day.
Databases: prices every 15 minutes and national renewable generation
A 10 MW solar farm in 2025 received an average of PLN 285/MWh, or 64.5% of the average market price.
Database: register of public sector contracts
A list of suppliers and clients in your industry: who, to whom, for how much and when the contract ends.
Databases: project lists from regional authorities and beneficiaries' tender notices
A company that has received a grant has to spend it. We show who, on what and in which region.
How we work
Every database has a data sheet with us: what it really contains, how often it changes, what we link it by, under what licence and when we last checked it. We rate quality from A to D before anything goes into a product.
Public registers, institutional interfaces, EU open data, industry databases.
We match records by tax ID, REGON, KRS and address, clean them and check completeness.
In one of the six forms described above: from a dataset for your systems to a calculator.
Databases yet to be created
We track which data the authorities will have to release and when. Four examples:
The mandatory e-invoicing system captures a picture of trade between companies. Aggregated summaries will be a new source of knowledge about industries and regions.
An EU obligation to release company registers and spatial, weather and statistical data free of charge, in a form ready for machine download.
A central register of heat sources in buildings. For energy companies, installers and local authorities it is a map of where the old boilers are.
A single European access point for financial statements and sustainability reports. You will be able to compare a Polish company with competitors from across the EU in one place.
From reliable, publicly available sources and from compiling our own information. On every project we check the licence and the terms of reuse before we calculate anything. If something cannot be resold, we say so at the start, not after the invoice. Databases containing personal data are handled separately and used only after a GDPR assessment.
Access
A category, a specific database or a calculator. Add what you want to use it for. We will reply with what we have, in what form and on what terms. You get the link and password for a calculator from us.
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