All APIs
Every product we've built, grouped by the problem it solves. Each one answers a single question — against official government data, or against a document you send it — documents what it does and doesn't cover, and is billed through RapidAPI, so we never handle your card.
9 of these 10 are open for signups today. The rest are marked below and say why on their own page — we would rather show you the whole catalog with honest status than hide the ones you can't buy yet.
Trade Intelligence
Landed-cost estimates and import-risk screening for sourcing, procurement, and trade-compliance teams.
Available now
FDA Import Alert Screening
Screen a firm against every FDA Import Alert Red, Yellow and Green List in one call.
Read the details →Available now
Landed Cost API — HS Subheading & Duty Range
Estimate the import duty on a product: 6-digit HS subheading, general duty rate range, and China Section 301 list exposure from a plain-English description.
Read the details →Available now
UFLPA Entity List Screening
UFLPA Entity List and denied-party screening in one call, from two live federal sources.
Read the details →Compliance & Vendor Risk
Vendor and compliance screening data for risk and procurement teams.
Available now
ACORD 25 Data Extraction & COI Verification
Verify a certificate against your requirements — and get told plainly when a value could not be read.
Read the details →Available now
EPA ECHO Facility Violation History & Risk Score
Look up a U.S. facility's environmental compliance history — EPA's alleged violations and formal enforcement — and get one risk score with a plain-English summary.
Read the details →Not currently open for signups
SAM.gov Exclusions & OFAC Screening
Screen a vendor company against SAM.gov Exclusions and the OFAC/BIS Consolidated Screening List in one call — the check a procurement team runs before onboarding a new vendor.
Read the details →Document Intelligence
AI-powered extraction and structuring for invoices, receipts, and resumes.
Available now
Invoice & Receipt OCR
Turn a photo, scan, or PDF of an invoice or receipt into structured JSON: vendor, line items, tax, and total.
Read the details →Available now
PII Redaction
Find and redact names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, SSNs, card numbers and dates of birth in free text.
Read the details →Available now
Resume Parser
Turn a resume — plain text, a PDF, or an image — into structured candidate data.
Read the details →Market Intelligence
Regulatory filing data, structured for finance and research tools.
Available now
SEC Form 4 Insider Trade Alerts
A public company's recent Form 4 insider buy/sell filings as structured data, live from SEC EDGAR, with plain-English context per transaction.
Read the details →Reference material
The implementation guides behind these products: how each government source really behaves, where it misleads, and what a response has to tell you. Written to be useful whether or not you ever call one of these APIs.
- Automating ACORD 25 Verification for Vendor Onboarding
- Blank, Unreadable, or Absent
- Certificate Holder vs Additional Insured
- Coverage Requirements as Data
- CPSC's Recall API: Nine Traps in saferproducts.gov's Recall Service
- EPA ECHO API: Nine Traps in the Facility Search Services
- How to Check a Supplier Against the UFLPA Entity List
- Is the 6-Digit HS Code Enough to Estimate U.S. Duty?
- Parsing SEC Form 4 XML: Nine Traps in EDGAR's Filing Data
- SAM.gov's Exclusions Extract as Data: Ten Traps in Screening Vendors Against It
- Screening supplier names against FDA Import Alerts: the name traps
- Searching openFDA Recalls by Company: Nine Traps in the Enforcement API
- The ACORD 25 Changed in December 2025
- The Department of Labor's Open Data API: Eight Traps in apiprod.dol.gov
- The UFLPA Entity List as Data: 205 Rows, 187 Entities
- trade.gov's Consolidated Screening List API: Nine Traps in the Search Endpoint
- USITC's HTS Export API: Nine Traps in the Tariff Schedule Data
- What a Certificate of Insurance Actually Proves
- What a screening API does not show you, and how to make it say so
- What Makes a Certificate of Insurance Deficient
- When a Certificate Can't Be Read
Also: original research with its method and data, the data sources each product reads and how current they are, and the changelog (Atom).
How to read these pages
Where a product reads a government data source, its page states which of those sources are wired to live data today and which are not — because a clean-looking result from a source that was never checked is the failure mode that matters in compliance work. Where a gap exists and we can't close it, we name it on the page and in the API response rather than letting silence imply coverage. The document products (invoices, resumes, redaction) read only what you send them, so they carry a confidence score instead. More on how the company is run is on the About page.