Where is the company based?
The premises a company is registered at, current and historic: matrikkelnummer, unit and which source confirms each business address.
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- One GET call
- BRREG-verified
- Norway and Sweden
- Updated nightly
ℹ️ The endpoint responds once Placepoint API has launched. The contract below is final; the Tenant API already responds.
From organisation number to premises
The call answers where a company is actually based, the opposite question to Tenants: where Tenants starts with the property and asks who rents there, Premises starts with the company and asks where it sits. Brokers use it to find which buildings a company is linked to before a meeting, credit assessors to verify that a stated address really does match the register.
Each entry is a property with a matrikkelnummer (cadastral number), municipality, area and addresses, plus unitNumber when the company sits in a specific housing unit. sinceDate shows when the company registered this particular address, and historic premises stay in the list even after a move.
verification uses the same schema as Tenants: source says whether the premises are confirmed by the register, observed from other signals, or both, and confidence says how certain the match is.
The company side of the tenant lookup
The same verification object as Tenants, but from the opposite direction: here you start with the company and find the buildings, instead of starting with the building and finding the companies.History, not just today's address
Earlier premises stay in the list withsinceDate, so a move history is readable straight from the response, not something you have to rebuild from separate register extracts.Housing unit when it is known
unitNumberpoints to the specific unit the company sits in, not just the building, when the unit is registered.
Fields that actually tell you something
One GET call on the company scheme and id returns all registered premises. The fields below are the ones that decide how much you can trust each match.
/companies/{scheme}/{id}/premisescurl -X GET "https://data.placepoint.no/companies/0192/987654321/premises" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"
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{
"items": [
{
"property": {
"country": "NO",
"cadastreId": "0301-207-76-0-0",
"municipality": {
"code": "0301",
"name": "Oslo"
},
"areaM2": 620,
"plotCount": 1,
"propertyType": "EIERSEKSJON"
},
"unitNumber": "H0301",
"sinceDate": "2019-07-01",
"verification": {
"source": "ENHETSREGISTERET",
"confidence": "HIGH",
"lastSeenAt": "2026-08-15T02:00:00Z"
}
}
]
}
verification.source separates ENHETSREGISTERET and BOLAGSVERKET from OBSERVED, and BOTH means the register and the observation agree, which gives the highest confidence.
Three steps to your first response
Log in with GitHub
One click, under a minute, no payment card. The key comes back to this page.Call the endpoint
Replace$TOKENin the curl above with your key. The call only needs the scheme and the organisation number you already have from the company lookup.Use the response
Filter onverification.sourceif you only want the register-verified premises, or use the whole list to see the move history.
Data and sources
Norwegian premises come from the Enhetsregister at Brønnøysundregistrene, updated continuously, and the observation layer is rebuilt every night. Swedish premises are verified against the Bolagsverket register via Combify. Addresses are resolved against the matrikkel at Kartverket for Norwegian properties.
See also
Questions and answers
Is this the same as Tenants?
How fresh is the data?
Why is an old address still in the response?
sinceDate, so you can read a move history. Filter on the most recent date yourself if you only want today's address.