The dataset

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The pages of this site are free and will stay free: an official fact belongs to nobody. What is sold is the compilation work — extracting the European register, giving it two joins it does not have — the Swiss company identifier and the municipality —, dating it, and delivering it in a form you can actually use.

What the set covers

587 registrations of Swiss economic operators in EUDAMED, for 510 confirmed distinct companies — counted on distinct CHE- identifiers, so a fact rather than an estimate. The 27 rows without an identifier carry 25 further company names, so the real figure is between 510 and 535 — never 587. The gap comes from firms registered twice, usually as both manufacturer and system/procedure pack producer; the SRN cannot show it, since there is one per registration.
563 active, 24 inactive — leavers are kept
25 cantons, municipality and federal OFS number resolved on 99.8 % of rows
Snapshot of 2026-08-15

The column that makes this usable: the Swiss company identifier

Every record carries the Swiss UID (CHE-…) on 95.4 % of rows. This is what lets you match the register against your own files — company by company, on a number rather than on a name.

Matching on names does not work: the commercial register writes Dassym S.A. where the medical register writes Dassym SA, and no software reads those as the same firm. EUDAMED declares a UID on 60.1 % of records, but the field is free text there — suffixes, missing separators, a German VAT number here and there — so only 36.0 % were usable as written. Normalising those and completing the rest against the commercial register is the work.

Nothing is guessed. Column uid_appariement states how each identifier was obtained, and uid_motif says why the 27 unresolved rows are empty. A file filled plausibly turns against whoever uses it.

How long each operator has been in scope

Actor registration in EUDAMED has been mandatory since 28 May 2026, under Commission Decision (EU) 2025/2371. Every row carries its registration date — filled on 99.8 % — so you can sort by how recently a company entered the regulated field. 17 Swiss operators have registered since that date, 16 of them manufacturers.

Two things worth stating plainly rather than letting you discover them. First, Swiss registrations are slowing, not accelerating: 166 in 2022, 86 in 2023, 78 in 2024, 55 in 2025, 44 so far in 2026. The mandate has not produced a wave here. Second, the register dates arrivals but not departures: statut_depuis is filled on 4.9 % of rows, so a company going inactive is not dated by anyone. Only comparing two snapshots reveals it — which is what the quarterly option is for, and the only thing it is for.

Fields, and their real fill rates

Field	Description	Filled
`srn`	Single Registration Number issued by the European Commission — the register key	100.0 %
`nom`	Company name as filed	100.0 %
`nom_abrege`	Short name, where one is filed	37.0 %
`type_acteur`	Role: manufacturer, system/procedure pack producer, notified body	100.0 %
`statut`	Active or inactive in the register	100.0 %
`statut_depuis`	Date of the status change — the register fills this rarely. Not to be confused with “inscrit_le”	4.9 %
`inscrit_le`	Registration date in the European register — filled on 99.8 % of rows. Tells you how long each operator has been in scope, and isolates recent entrants	99.8 %
`npa`	Postal code as filed in EUDAMED	100.0 %
`localite`	Town as filed in EUDAMED	100.0 %
`no_ofs`	Swiss federal municipality number, resolved by us — joins to any Swiss municipal data	99.8 %
`commune`	Swiss municipality, resolved by us	99.8 %
`canton`	Canton, resolved by us	99.8 %
`adresse`	Street address as filed	99.8 %
`email`	Contact address published by the operator in the register	100.0 %
`telephone`	Phone as filed	61.2 %
`site_web`	Website as filed	70.5 %
`tva_europeenne`	VAT / identifier EXACTLY as declared in EUDAMED — free text, kept unchanged for provenance. Use the `uid` column instead	60.1 %
`version`	Version of the register record	100.0 %
`capture_le`	Date of our snapshot	100.0 %
`resolu_par`	How the municipality was resolved: postal code, or fallback on town name	99.8 %
`uid`	Swiss company identifier (CHE-…), canonical form — the column that lets this file join to the commercial register and to your own databases	95.4 %
`uid_appariement`	How that identifier was obtained, so how strong the evidence is: “source” declared as such in the European register · “source-normalise” same value, tax suffix or separators corrected · “nom+siege” confirmed against the commercial register on BOTH the company name AND the federal number of its registered seat · “nom-unique-siege-autre” sole namesake in Switzerland, registered seat differing from the operating address	95.4 %
`uid_motif`	Why the identifier is empty, when it is — never guessed to fill a gap	4.6 %

Measured on the 587 delivered rows, not copied from a previous run. Free sample (CSV) · schema.json

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