Check a supplier
The record, the sanctions, the tax standing and the address on the map: 10 a day.
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Look up a CNPJThe construction works the company is responsible for in the National Construction Registry (CNO), active ones first — to prospect, check a supplier or follow a builder.
Every construction work is registered with the Federal Revenue, with the responsible party, the address, the area and the dates. The lookup brings the works the company is responsible for.
Builder, project owner, developer, property owner, consortium or consortium leader: how the company appears in each work.
Active, stalled, suspended or finished, with the status date and the start of the work — active ones come first.
Federal tax debt (PGFN), installment plans, tax regime, tax benefits with the DIRBI and construction works in the CNO — alongside the sanctions — on every company record.
The record, the sanctions, the tax standing and the address on the map: 10 a day.
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Look up a CNPJ1,000 lookups for 30 days: paste your supplier list and get the report and the spreadsheet, or use the API.
US$ 5.00
See the plansType the CNPJ in the lookup: the answer brings how many works the company has in the CNO, how many are active and the 20 most recent, with the address, area, start date, status and registry number of each work. The first 10 lookups of the day are free.
No. The lookup brings only the works whose responsible party is a company (CNPJ); works of individuals are left out, because their name is usually the owner's.
Yes. The active works of a builder or developer tell where it is building now — the address, area and start date. With a plan, you can look up in bulk, on the page or through the API.
From the monthly CNO snapshot in the Federal Revenue open data; the lookup states the snapshot date.
Yes. Follow the company on Radar CNPJ: when the new CNO snapshot brings a new work of it, or a work changes status, you get an e-mail. The first 10 followed companies are free.