Swiss data · Independent service
Customs tariffs, economic classifications and the FINMA registry. Structured files that take you from the source to your tools.
Illustration created with ChatGPT. The relief and green pixels evoke Switzerland and its data. They do not represent exact elevations, geology or measured network coverage.
Public sources. Independently prepared.
01 / The data
Three independent products or one bundle. One-time payment in CHF; 360 days of updates included.
FINMA REGISTRY
Public UID registry and separate warning list. GLEIF enrichment uses exact UID matches, with no identity inferred from similar names.
TARES
BAZGSwiss codes and tariff rows with units, dates and conditions. A missing summary does not mean zero duty.
CLASSIFICATIONS
OFS · Eurostat · ONUNOGA 2008/2025, NACE 2/2.1 and ISIC 4. Sourced relations with explicit precision and migration limits.
CHF 200 less than separate purchases
Checked against the distributed catalogue. Dates identify the published collection, not the date of an official decision.
02 / Your workflow
Review the content and limitations before integrating it into your work.
Download a sample and review the quality page: available fields, languages, formats and limitations.
Stripe processes the payment in CHF. Access is granted after payment confirmation.
The delivery email opens a download page. Your files are also available in your account.
Check signatures and checksums, then adapt the import to your tools. The time needed depends on your system.
03 / Our method
Tabular files with schemas and a reading guide. The FINMA registry also includes an Excel workbook.
An Ed25519-signed manifest and SHA-256 checksums let you check delivered files. Sources and collection dates are documented.
Customs units and conditions are preserved, exact and approximate mappings are distinguished, and FINMA warnings remain separate from the registry.
FINMA collection is scheduled daily and TARES weekly. Classifications are published after official sources have been checked. Failed checks can block a collection; each product page shows the version actually available.
It describes the archive currently distributed: volumes, populated fields and consistency checks. It does not validate individual business decisions or guarantee the completeness of official sources.
Only when the relation supports it. Approximate mappings and aggregations require a review of the activity. Migrating six-digit Swiss activity codes requires a dedicated table.
Daily monitoring detects changes to tracked sources. Collection rejects unexpected formats. Schema changes are explained in the README and quality page; review these before replacing a version in your system.
provenance.json describes the files and their checksums. Its Ed25519 signature is checked using the public key; checksums refer to the listed files, not the ZIP containing the manifest. The provenance page explains the method and documented permissions.
The formats are intended for integration by your team. A ready-to-install SAP, Odoo or Sage connector is not included by default. Test the sample in your environment.
Contact contact@openswissdata.com with your request or purchase reference. The sales terms describe refunds within 14 days.
Review the product pages and samples, or try the free MCP tools. New paid MCP subscriptions and Classifications Pro are currently closed.
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