Find verified businesses & service providers by trade and area. Returns structured provider data.
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https://spi.fugentic.ai/mcp3 tools · 110mslist_tradesReturn all trades and service categories available in the index (e.g. VVS-installatør, Elektriker). Call this first if you are unsure which trade term to use when searching.Return all trades and service categories available in the index (e.g. VVS-installatør, Elektriker). Call this first if you are unsure which trade term to use when searching.
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find_providersFind service providers by trade and/or area. Area can be a city name or region name. Returns business info: name, trade, trades, region, company size, target audiences, website, and description.Find service providers by trade and/or area. Area can be a city name or region name. Returns business info: name, trade, trades, region, company size, target audiences, website, and description.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| trade | string | Trade to search for, e.g. 'VVS-installatør' or 'Elektriker' |
| area | string | City, region, or postal code the provider must serve, e.g. 'København' or '2100' |
get_providerFetch full details for a single provider by its ID.Fetch full details for a single provider by its ID.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id* | string | Provider ID, e.g. 'dk-001' |
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Find verified businesses & service providers by trade and area. Returns structured provider data.
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