Slovenia
How to use Kausate in Slovenia — what you can call, which identifiers it uses, and which documents you can order
New to the API? Start with the jurisdictions overview, which explains how ordering, identifiers and documents work everywhere.
Company data here comes directly from AJPES.
What you can call here
What each operation does is the same everywhere and is explained on the jurisdictions overview.
| Operation | Status |
|---|---|
| Autocomplete | Live |
| Company search | Live |
| Company report Includes: Registered details, Legal representatives and Shareholders. | Live |
| List documents | Live |
| Retrieve a document | Live |
| Prefill | Live |
How to search
Start with company search and jurisdictionCode: "si". Pass the name as companyName or a registration number as companyNumber — here both resolve to the same field, so sending them together does not narrow anything.
Examples
{ "jurisdictionCode": "si", "advancedQuery": { "name": "Krka" }}The same query also matches 5043611000.
Company identifiers
Search by passing the registration number as companyNumber — it is matched against the schemes this register can search on, so you do not name the scheme yourself. Not every scheme below is searchable; the rest label the values returned in a company’s identifiers.
| Identifier | Appears as | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Slovenian Matična številka Slovenian company registration number (matična številka) - 10 digits, issued by AJPES | si_maticna | ^\d{10}$ |
| Slovenian Davčna številka Slovenian tax number (davčna številka) - 8 digits, optionally prefixed with SI for VAT | si_davcna | ^(SI)?\d{8}$ |
| Slovenian Court Register File Number Court-register file or insert number (vložna številka) published by AJPES | si_court_file_number | No fixed format |
Identifier notes
- The court-register file number (vložna številka) is populated only for companies registered in Slovenia's court register before its 1 February 2008 transition — roughly a third of the register. Its absence on a company registered since then is expected, not an error.
- Slovenia doesn't issue a separate VAT registration number. The davčna številka (tax number) doubles as the VAT number, appearing with an 'SI' prefix once a company is VAT-registered — there's no distinct VAT identifier to look for.
- The 'Srg' reference on a court filing (for example, Srg 2025/32718) identifies that one filing at its court, not the company. It's specific to that filing, so don't use it to track or de-duplicate a company — use its matična, davčna, or kausateId instead.
Documents you can order
| Document | Order by | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Slovenian Court Register Extract Signed PDF extract from the Slovenian Court Register (sodni register) for court-registered entities (d.o.o./d.d.) | register_extractregister_extract_official | Live |
| Slovenian Court Register Extract (English) Signed PDF extract from the Slovenian Court Register (sodni register) in English for court-registered entities (d.o.o./d.d.) | SIAJEXTEN | Live |
| Slovenian Court Register Historical Extract Signed historical PDF extract from the Slovenian Court Register (sodni register), covering changes from 1.2.2008 onward, for court-registered entities (d.o.o./d.d.) | SIAJEXTHIST | Live |
| Slovenian Court Register Historical Extract (English) Signed historical PDF extract from the Slovenian Court Register (sodni register) in English, covering changes from 1.2.2008 onward, for court-registered entities (d.o.o./d.d.) | SIAJEXTHISTEN | Live |
| Slovenian Court Register Filing (eObjave) Court-register publication (sodni register objava) from the AJPES eObjave service — an individual filing such as a registration of change (splošni vpis spremembe) or document submission (predložitev listine), rendered as a PDF record | A document ID from the list operation | Live |
Documents with a shortcut are ordered directly by that name — for example register_extract. Those shown with a code have no cross-jurisdiction shortcut: order them by the code itself — for example SIAJEXTEN. The rest are filings whose availability differs per company: call list documents first and order the ID it returns.
Local notes
Gotchas
| Trap | What happens |
|---|---|
| Liquidation still reads active | A company in liquidation, bankruptcy, or compulsory settlement still reports a plain active status — Slovenia's register marks a company dissolved only once it is actually struck off. Detect these states from a '- v likvidaciji', '- v stečaju', or '- v prisilni poravnavi' suffix on the registered name, not from the status field. |
| Name search matches from the start | Search matches company names only from the start, and a spaced 'd. d.' (vs 'd.d.') can block a match — use matična or davčna number instead. |
| Only court entities can be ordered | Search surfaces sole proprietors and associations alongside court-registered companies, but a full report or document can only be ordered for court-register entities (d.o.o., d.d., k.d., and similar) — requesting one for a sole proprietor or association fails outright. |
| Only d.o.o. list shareholders | Only limited-liability companies (d.o.o.) carry a shareholder list — a joint-stock company (d.d.) report never lists shareholders. |
| Foreign suffixes read as individuals | A shareholder is classified as a company only if its name has a Slovenian legal-form tag like d.o.o. or d.d. — a foreign one (a German GmbH, a US LLC) won't match and comes back as an individual person. |
Glossary
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
v likvidaciji | In liquidation. Appears as a suffix on the company's registered name. |
v stečaju | In bankruptcy proceedings. Appears as a suffix on the company's registered name. |
v prisilni poravnavi | In compulsory settlement — a court-supervised composition with creditors. Appears as a suffix on the company's registered name. |
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