- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Tabular plus Text — versioned JSON REST endpoints (POST, OpenAPI documented) behind a single bearer key, additionally exposed as an MCP server so AI agents can query the sources directly; each response preserves the official-source citation
- Volume
- 248 endpoints across 93 official sources in 6 countries, spanning court dockets, case law, disciplinary rulings, prosecutor bulletins, company and establishment registries, sanctions, vehicles, procurement, securities, liens and legislation; volume is expressed as source breadth rather than a record count, and the underlying dockets and registries are national-scale (tens of millions of records per country for the judiciary and registry families)
- Users
- Developer-facing API with self-serve signup and priced plans rather than a registered end-user product. Est. low hundreds of developer and institutional accounts given a 2-person firm, published pricing, a free signup path and three named customer logos.
- History
- not stated
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active and expanding — sources went live country by country (Colombia, Peru and Mexico called out as live, 6 countries now covered), the endpoint count is published and growing, and the company has shipped a distinct MCP product line and solution pages including court monitoring, which indicates active catalogue and channel expansion
- Launched
- est. 2024-2025 (no launch date on the page; the vendor organisation record for the domain is recent and the product is positioned squarely on the current AI-agent retrieval wave, with MCP support shipped as a first-class surface rather than bolted on)
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated