Hello everyone. I have a problem on how can I get the company information like person contact, website link, company name, and other necessary detail. I want to find the company that have certified by ISO.
Can anyone provide some simple workflow or any resources I can refer to? This problem has been bothering me for about a week and I hope someone can help me solve this problem.
Hello Joe, You can use any AI scraper node or Airtop node for Web querying and scraping.You can refer the below link
Yup, I have using the tavily to search the company. But it just give few company only. Because now my first problem is I cannot get all the company list with its own website link.
Is that have any website that can refer all the company in different country?
Hey everyone,
So there’s this question that keeps coming up about how to collect company data at scale – things like contact numbers, websites, ISO certifications, and all that. Turns out, AI agents and web scraping tools can actually handle this pretty easily. Let me break down how this works.
What Kind of Data Are We Talking About?
Basically, these tools can grab:
Company names and websites
Phone numbers and email addresses
Physical addresses
ISO certification details
How many employees they have
What industry they’re in
Revenue info (when it’s publicly available)
The cool part is once you set it up, it runs on its own.
Easiest Way to Get Started: No-Code Tools
If coding isn’t your thing (or you just want something that works right away), tools like n8n are perfect. They have these pre-made workflow templates that do the heavy lifting for you.
There are templates for:
Scraping Google Maps for business info
Pulling data from business directories
Finding email addresses from company websites
You basically tell it what you’re looking for – like “ISO certified companies in Texas” – and it goes out, searches different websites, collects everything, and drops it all into a spreadsheet for you. Pretty straightforward.
Other Simple Options That Don’t Need Coding
ParseHub – You just point and click on the data you want. No coding required. The free version lets you do 5 projects and scrape 200 pages per run.
Web Scraper (Chrome Extension) – This one’s totally free. It’s a browser add-on, so you just add it to Chrome and start extracting data from websites directly.
Thunderbit – Uses AI to actually suggest what data you should extract. Makes the whole process even easier.
If You Need Something More Powerful: APIs
APIs are basically direct connections to huge company databases. A few good ones:
OpenCorporates API – Has over 200 million companies from around the world
Companies API – About 50+ million company profiles with contact details
Coresignal Company API – Super detailed, with 500+ data points per company
Most of these offer free trial credits, so you can test them out before spending anything.
How to Actually Do This (Step by Step)
Step 1: Pick your tool. If you’re new to this, start with something like n8n – it’s visual and easy to understand.
Step 2: Figure out what you’re searching for. Be specific:
What type of companies?
Where are they located?
How big are they?
Any specific certifications?
Step 3: Let the automation run. The AI agent will search business directories, visit company websites, pull the data, and save everything automatically.
Step 4: Clean up your data. Remove any duplicates, double-check important contacts, and then import it into whatever system you use.
Finding ISO Certified Companies Specifically
If you need ISO certifications, there’s a really good resource called IAF CertSearch – it’s the official global database for ISO certifications. Pretty reliable since it’s maintained by the actual certification bodies.
You can also:
Check individual certification body websites (like BSI, SGS, TÜV)
Use web scrapers on ISO certification directories
Free Tools You Can Start Using Right Now
IAF CertSearch for ISO stuff
n8n Community Templates (tons of free pre-built workflows)
Google Maps Business Scraper
Web Scraper Chrome Extension
Some Tips That’ll Save You Time
Start small – Try it with 50-100 companies first. Get comfortable with the process before you scale up.
Check the legal stuff – Make sure you’re following website terms of service and data protection laws. Nobody wants legal headaches.
Verify your data – These tools are good, but they’re not perfect. Double-check the important stuff.
Use multiple sources – Don’t rely on just one website. Cross-reference to make sure the data is accurate.
Budget-Friendly Approach
Good news – most of these tools have free versions:
n8n has a free self-hosted version
ParseHub gives you 5 projects and 200 pages free
Web Scraper is completely free
Most APIs give you free credits to test things out
Where to Begin If You’re Brand New
Here’s what makes sense:
Start with n8n workflows – they’re beginner-friendly
Use the Google Maps Business Scraper template to find local companies
Export everything to Google Sheets
Pick just one city or industry to practice with
What used to take weeks of manual work can now be done in hours. The trick is to start simple and build from there.
One More Thing
AI agents work way better when you’re specific. Instead of saying “find companies in Texas,” try something like “find ISO 9001 certified manufacturing companies with 50-200 employees in Austin, Texas.” The more detail you give it, the better results you’ll get.
Anyone else here using AI tools for company research or lead generation? What’s been working for you? Would love to hear what others are doing.
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