Review a portfolio of French companies monthly, in one batch call (Sirenic)
Review a portfolio of French companies monthly, in one batch call (Sirenic)
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Monthly review of a customer portfolio, up to 100 companies in a single call: one KYB file per company, with identity and registry status, officers, BODACC legal notices including insolvency proceedings, commercial-court decisions, filed accounts and sanctions screening of the company and its officers. Default risk is not in this file: it is a separate route, /v1/score/defaillance/lot. Scheduled every 30 days, it ends on a last step where you plug in your comparison with last month.
No Make app to install: every call goes through the HTTP app (Make a request). The setup wizard asks for your Sirenic API key once, as an API key credential (placement In the header, name X-Api-Key); create the key at https://api.sirenic.eu/compte. Price: $0.105 per company. An error response is never billed, and a verified account gets 150 free calls a month on routes at $0.05 or less.
What the data covers: https://api.sirenic.eu/en/use-cases/monitor-customer-portfolio-daily-alerts-signed-webhook
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