Florida Business Dataset
Florida business name, category, locality, website, contact, source, and verification fields for market mapping and directory research.
FormatsCSV / JSON / XLSX / PDF
RefreshQuarterly review
Version1.1
VerifiedSeptember 20, 2026
Local data gets old quickly. A useful Florida business record needs more than a name and city. It needs a source, a category rule, a location distinction, and the date somebody last checked it.
This specification keeps those maintenance fields visible beside the directory information.
Designed For
- Florida market mapping
- business category research
- directory enrichment
- regional comparisons
Coverage
Record unitOne business location
GeographyFlorida with city and county fields
Source requirementPublic source recorded per row
Personal dataExcluded unless clearly published as business contact data
Field Dictionary
Schema Preview
| Field | Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
business_name | string | Published business name | Example Data Services |
category | string | Normalized business category | data consulting |
city | string | Florida city | Jacksonville |
county | string | Florida county | Duval |
last_verified | date | Date the public record was checked | 2026-09-20 |
Illustrative Rows
Illustrative Florida Business Records
| business_name | category | city | county | last_verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example Data Services | data consulting | Jacksonville | Duval | 2026-09-20 |
| Sample Research Group | market research | Orlando | Orange | 2026-09-20 |
Names are illustrative. Production records require a public source and verification date.
Collection And Preparation
- Collect publicly available business records with source notes.
- Normalize business categories, city names, county names, and website hosts.
- Separate headquarters, service area, and physical location when the source supports the distinction.
- Store a last-verified date because local business records change quickly.
Known Limits
- Public business records can be incomplete or outdated.
- A listed service area does not prove a staffed physical location.
- Category assignments use a documented normalization table.
- Illustrative rows do not identify real businesses.
Useful Applications
- map business categories by place
- compare local market coverage
- enrich public directory records
- review website and verification status
Change Log
- Added geographic scope, public schema, sample rows, verification method, and limits.