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API4ALL Integration Guide

Risk decisions should happen inside the systems your teams already use, not in a separate portal. This guide explains how to use API4ALL v3 to search companies by name or registration number and order Credit, KYB and Structure reports from Infocredit’s database. It covers REST endpoint design, OAuth2 token authentication, search-to-report workflow, order lifecycle, error handling and field mapping to internal customer records, with worked patterns for onboarding, credit review and portfolio monitoring.

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What you will learn

  • How to structure company search and report-ordering calls against API4ALL v3
  • Practical handling of OAuth2 tokens, caching, rate limits and retry logic in production
  • How to map company search results and report outputs to your internal customer data model
  • Reference integration patterns for automated onboarding and portfolio monitoring

Who this is for

Product and engineering teams
Data architects and integration leads
Fintechs and lenders automating onboarding and credit decisions

Topics covered

Company data APICredit reports APIKYB APIBusiness data enrichmentCredit decisioning

Frequently asked questions

What does API4ALL v3 return?
API4ALL v3 lets you search companies by name or registration number and order standardised Credit, KYB and Structure reports from Infocredit’s database. Reports are delivered as downloadable binary files.
Do we need engineering resources to integrate it?
Yes, but the work is small. The guide covers OAuth2 token authentication, search endpoints, report ordering and retrieval, plus caching and retry logic so a developer can build a working integration quickly.
Which systems can consume the API?
CRMs, onboarding portals, credit decision engines, ERPs and internal data warehouses. The guide includes worked patterns for onboarding, credit review and monitoring.

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