instead of using the name of the trade register would it be possible to use the Xjustiz-ID or the EUID in a format function. The codes for all German registers can be found here:
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/money/aggregates/anacredit/shared/pdf/List_of_national_identifiers.xlsx
The excel file is lacking courts that were renamed (Bremen früher Bremen HRB 18423 == H1101_H1101_HRB18423). I'm not sure if there is a better list somewhere else that can be saved into machine readable format except for the OpenCorporates data that uses this identifier.
Here is an example how a company is shown in BRIS:
EPAK GmbH (main name) Germany Leipzig, Germany HRB33517 Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung U1308 DEU1308.HRB33517
U1308 is the Xjustiz-ID of Amtsgericht Leipzig the EUID just adds the country code DE in front. This would be more useful to store the verified numbers as unique identifiers.
Hi,
instead of using the name of the trade register would it be possible to use the Xjustiz-ID or the EUID in a
format
function. The codes for all German registers can be found here: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/money/aggregates/anacredit/shared/pdf/List_of_national_identifiers.xlsx The excel file is lacking courts that were renamed (Bremen früher Bremen HRB 18423
==H1101_H1101_HRB18423
). I'm not sure if there is a better list somewhere else that can be saved into machine readable format except for the OpenCorporates data that uses this identifier. Here is an example how a company is shown in BRIS:U1308 is the Xjustiz-ID of Amtsgericht Leipzig the EUID just adds the country code DE in front. This would be more useful to store the verified numbers as unique identifiers.
Thanks for this great library!