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ED. 2026.04 v1.0.0 Berne · CH
3 datasets · live
Official Swiss data · BAZG permission

Swiss federal data,
normalised.

TARES, NOGA·NACE·ISIC, FINMA Registry — extracted from authoritative federal sources, delivered normalised, versioned and Ed25519-signed. For your pipelines, your audits and your ERP integrations.

Datasets
3 + bundle
Codes
~12,800
Formats
Parquet · JSON · SQL
See the datasets
$ npx @osd/cli pull tares copy
Sources: BAZG · OFS · FINMA · Permission granted 2026-04-21 · Legal venue: Berne
BAZG
SHA-256
Ed25519
RFC-3161
Verified
~/erp-integration — zsh live
Sources autoritaires BAZGOFSFINMA / BAZG permission · 2026-04-21 / Ed25519-signed manifest / RFC-3161 timestamp
How it works / 15 minutes from payment to production

Four steps. No support to call.

01
Purchase

Stripe Checkout

Payment in CHF, invoiced to your registered company. SAP/Odoo OK for expensing.

02
Access

Magic-link

Signed download link sent by email (valid 48h for the ZIP, +15 min per session for the customer area). No password to remember.

03
Download

Signed ZIP

Ed25519-signed ZIP + RFC-3161 timestamp, delivered from Cloudflare R2 (Frankfurt).

04
Integration

SDK or raw

Import the Parquet, or use the TypeScript / Python SDK.

PRE-EMPTIVE OBJECTIONS

"I can do it myself with opendata.swiss."

You could. Here's why our customers prefer to pay 299 CHF.

1

The format changes without warning

BAZG switches from XLSX to XML, adds a column, drops a tab. You find out when your pipeline breaks in production on a Tuesday at 5 pm. We absorb these changes for you.

2

Normalisation takes ~5 person-days

The BAZG XLSX files have 30+ preferential regimes in concatenated string columns. Doing the job once is easy, maintaining it 12 months later is painful.

3

Swiss UCA art. 5 protects you poorly in B2B

Scraping opendata.swiss for internal use = OK. Plugging it into a product you bill = grey area. An openswissdata buyer receives a documented chain of rights.

4

The hidden cost is ~6,000 CHF/release

At 1,200 CHF/day in-house × 5 days per release. The complete bundle (797 CHF) pays back its ROI as soon as the first release.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Before you click "Buy".

Who are your sources?

BAZG (customs, written commercial permission obtained on 2026-04-21 — Michael Beer, BAZG Tarifgrundlagen), FINMA (financial supervision, written permission received on 2026-05-06 — Nadine Bucher, FINMA Communication), OFS / BFS (statistics, permission request sent on 2026-04-17, awaiting reply). Republication of OFS data is grounded on the freedom to reuse official works (Swiss Copyright Act art. 5) with a public 24-hour takedown policy on request from the source authority. All official, all verifiable. See provenance.json in each ZIP.

Is it legal to resell public data?

Yes. We do not sell the data — it is public. We sell the normalisation work, the documented chain of rights, the cryptographic signature and the updates. Swiss UCA art. 5 protects this work. See the Compliance page.

How often is it updated?

TARES and FINMA: weekly delta following official publications, with a 90-day changelog. Classifications: annual refresh + major revisions (NOGA 2025, NACE 2.1).

What happens if the official format changes?

We absorb it. Our schema has been stable from the start, regardless of what BAZG does internally. We monitor upstream sources continuously (daily canary on URLs and file structures) — if a breakage forces a schema change on your side, you are notified by email and changelog as soon as we detect it, with the effective date.

How do I verify that the ZIP has not been tampered with?

Each ZIP contains a provenance.json file with SHA-256 hash + Ed25519 signature + RFC-3161 timestamp. Quick CLI check: openssl dgst -sha256 tares-2026.04.zip and compare with the sha256 field in provenance.json. Details and public key on the Provenance page. An official SDK @openswissdata/sdk verify-provenance will be released shortly after launch (release tracked on GitHub).

Is it usable in an existing ERP (SAP, Odoo, Sage)?

Yes. Parquet, JSON and SQL formats (DuckDB / SQLite / Postgres dump). Schemas are standard tabular. A senior developer integrates TARES into a SAP module in 2-4 hours.

What exactly does the 14-day refund cover?

If within 14 days of purchase the dataset does not meet your needs, we refund in full, no questions asked. One rule: do not redistribute the ZIP elsewhere in the meantime (T&Cs §2bis).

Do you do custom work?

Yes, for enterprise needs: additional fields, specific formats, contractual SLA, dedicated ERP integration. Email contact@openswissdata.com with your use case and we will come back with a quote.

Ready to plug in Swiss data?

299–399 CHF per dataset, 797 CHF for the bundle. Weekly updates (TARES, FINMA) or annual updates (Classifications) included. No commitment, 14-day refund, no questions asked.