§ 02 · What's in every answer
One record, read like a certificate.
This is a real record from the official French register, as Fuentio returns it. Values keep the register's own wording, with normalized codes and English labels next to them, and the record ends with its source.
- 1(1) Legal name
- DOCTOLIB
- 2(2) Status
- Activeas of 3 Mar 2026
- 3(3) Legal form
- SAS, société par actions simplifiéeISO 20275: 6CHY
- Incorporated
- 15 Jul 2013
- Registered office
- 54 QUAI CHARLES PASQUA 92300 LEVALLOIS-PERRET
- 4(4) Activity
- 62.01Z Programmation informatiqueComputer programming activities · NACE 62.01
Legal name, as registered
In the original language and spelling. Trade names are listed separately.
Status, with its date
Active, inactive, in liquidation, dissolved or struck off, with the date the register gives for it. If the source doesn't say, we say “not stated”.
Legal form, mapped to ISO 20275
The register's own label, plus the international ELF code used in KYC.
Activity code with an English label
The national code (NAF in France) with its official label, and the NACE equivalent in English.
The source stamp
Which register, under which licence, and when we last checked it, with a link to see it there.
Spanish records work the same way, with the BORME acts that built them.