Compliance and trade-data APIs, built for developers
Aervik Labs ships narrow, well-documented APIs that answer specific compliance, trade, and document-intelligence questions — so your team doesn't have to stitch federal data sources together by hand.
Solution families
How these are built
Official sources, not a model's memory
Our reference data comes from the issuing agency — USITC's tariff schedule, SEC EDGAR, EPA ECHO, SAM.gov, trade.gov, DHS. When we report a match, it is a record in the government's own data, not something a model recalled.
The decision is deterministic, even when AI reads the document
Where a product uses AI, it does a specific, disclosed job — reading a scanned certificate, detecting personal data in text, suggesting a 6-digit HS subheading, writing a plain-English note — and its documentation says which. The verdict, the score, the exposure rating built on top are fixed rules, so the same extracted data always gives the same answer.
Coverage gaps are on the page, not buried
Where a product reads a government source, its response tells you which sources were actually checked, with a date for each. Where a gap exists and we can't close it, we name it — on the product page and in the response itself. A clean-looking result should never stand in for a check that never ran.
Every API is billed through RapidAPI, so we never see your card details. Read the security and data-handling page for what happens to a request after it reaches us.