List of Maritime Companies Data to Download

Maritime API

If you’re in the maritime industry, managing vessels, or exploring partnerships with shipping companies, having access to detailed and reliable data on maritime companies is crucial. Datalastic provides a list of Maritime Companies data saved in CSV format, enabling you to search, download, and analyze information about maritime companies globally.

This blog post will walk you through how to access and download a list of maritime companies using Datalastic’s API, giving you insight into the comprehensive data available.

What is the Maritime Companies API?

The Maritime Companies API not only allows users to search for maritime companies by their long names, but also by other parameters such as IMO number, company type, and country code. Furthermore, this API provides detailed data, including the company’s status, contact information, parent companies, and more. Whether you need information on registered owners, commercial managers, or even oil companies, Datalastic’s API can provide detailed and accurate company data to meet your needs.

What’s special about the Maritime Companies API?

Comprehensive Search Options: Search maritime companies by name, IMO number, or other relevant parameters.
Detailed Company Data: Access data such as the company’s long name, type, status, contact details, parent company, and more.
Global Data Access: Includes information on companies from different countries with their associated IMO number and operations data.
CSV File Export: Download all the maritime company data you need in CSV format for easy analysis and record-keeping.

Examples of Maritime Companies Types Available:

Datalastic’s API offers several types of company data, including but not limited to:

Shipping Companies: Contact details and company descriptions for shipping enterprises.
Oil Companies: Detailed data on oil companies, including their IMO numbers and other relevant information.
Registered Owners: Information on the registered owners of vessels, including their business details.
Commercial Managers: Data on the commercial management of vessels, useful for business or operational needs.

Data Columns that will be included in the CSV file:

The Maritime Companies Database available through Datalastic includes technical and operational information on a wide variety of companies.

As an Example:

Company Types: The nature of the company such as “Shipping Company,” “Brokerage Firm,” “Oil Company,” and more.
Country Codes: The countries where these companies are registered.
Company Status: Whether the company is active, inactive, merged, etc.
Contact Information: Including emails, phone numbers, and addresses for direct communication.
Parent Companies: View relationships between parent companies and their subsidiaries.

Example of a Maritime Companies API Response Data:

Description of the Maritime Companies data field. It includes technical and operational details of various maritime companies:

Company name: Name of the maritime company
Full company name: The complete or formal name of the maritime company
Company type: Type of organization or business structure (e.g., independent, subsidiary)
Country code: The code representing the country where the company is based
Company IMO number: The unique identifier assigned to the company in the maritime industry
Website: The official website of the company
Company status: The operational state or activity level of the company
Email address: The primary contact email for the company
Phone number: The company’s contact number, including country code
Address: The full physical address of the company
LinkedIn profile: The LinkedIn page or profile of the company
Parent company IMO number: The unique identifier of the parent company
Parent company name: The name of the parent company

{
 "data": [
 {
 "id": 7654,
 "short_name": "Avon Steamship",
 "long_name": "Avon Steamship",
 "company_type": "Independent Shipping",
 "country_code": "USA",
 "company_imo": "0537883",
 "website": "www.null.com",
 "company_status": "Active",
 "email": "example@null.com",
 "phone": "00195906411500",
 "address": "The Triad Office Center, 2001 Marcus Avenue, North New Hyde Park NY 11042-1011, USA",
 "linkedin": "linkedin.com",
 "parent_company_imo": "00000515",
 "parent_company_name": "Parent Company",
 "modified_at": "2021-06-25T00:00:00Z"
 }
 ],

How to Download the Maritime Companies Data

The API also supports downloading this data in a CSV format for those users looking to generate a full report of maritime companies.

In order to request a specific type of report, simply refer to our instructions on how to generate a report, and feel free to substitute the “report_type” parameter value with “companies”.

Curl Report Submission For Maritime Companies:

curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"api-key": "xxxxxx", "report_type": "companies"}' "https://api.datalastic.com/api/v0/report"

How to Get Started:

Sign Up for an API Key: Getting access to the Maritime Companies List that you’ll generate is simple but you’d need an API key for that.
Choose Your Subscription Plan: The Subscription that would allow you to use your API Key and help you generate the list of Maritime companies’ data, is the Advanced Report Plan.
Explore the API Documentation: Once you’ve got your API key, head over to our comprehensive API documentation to learn how to use the API key and how to be able to download the List of Maritime Companies.
Generate Your First Report: Want to dive straight into the data? Use your API key to generate your first report on maritime companies. In just a few clicks, you’ll have access to up-to-date data on shipping companies, oil firms, registered owners, and more.

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