Extract iFood restaurant leads with CNPJ in Brazil to Google Sheets with Apify
Extract iFood restaurant leads with CNPJ in Brazil to Google Sheets with Apify
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Build a list of restaurants in a Brazilian city straight from iFood, each one with its company tax ID (CNPJ), and add it to Google Sheets.
In the Input JSON of the Apify module, set the place in "locais" (one of 32 major Brazilian cities, such as "Campinas-SP" or "Recife-PE", or any spot as "latitude,longitude") and what to search on iFood in "termos", in Portuguese ("pizza", "japonesa", "padaria"). The Apify Store Actor "iFood Scraper Brasil: Leads de Restaurantes com CNPJ" returns one item per restaurant: name, CNPJ (check digit validated), phone with area code, full address with ZIP code (CEP), main category, merchant category code (MCC), minimum order and the iFood page. Each restaurant becomes one row in your sheet.
The Actor runs synchronously, so everything fits in one scenario: 20 restaurants take well under a minute. Keep max_restaurantes at 100 or less, since Make waits at most 120 seconds for a synchronous run.
Made for sales teams, payment and delivery companies, food-service suppliers and credit analysts. To grow your list, run it again with another city or search term; each run adds new rows.
Requirements: an Apify account (the Actor is pay-per-result and charges only restaurants delivered with a valid CNPJ; see its pricing on Apify) and a Google Sheets connection. Put this header row in your sheet: Restaurant, CNPJ, CNPJ (digits), Phone, Street, Number, Neighborhood, City, State, ZIP (CEP), Main category, MCC, Minimum order (BRL), iFood URL, iFood ID.
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