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Stratalize — attested finance, legal, healthcare, and compliance intelligence. Signed, independently verifiable receipt on every call (trust.stratalize.com/verify). Software spend curves by company size — SMB, mid-market, and enterprise medians for any category. Source: Stratalize size-segmented composite. Use when benchmarking total software spend or a specific category against same-size peers

Stratalize — attested finance, legal, healthcare, and compliance intelligence. Signed, independently verifiable receipt on every call (trust.stratalize.com/verify). FDA recall and enforcement history by company and product class, including recall counts, severity patterns, and recent activity signals. Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration recall and enforcement databases. Use when assessing product safety and regulatory risk for supplier qualification or M&A diligence

Stratalize — attested finance, legal, healthcare, and compliance intelligence. Signed, independently verifiable receipt on every call (trust.stratalize.com/verify). Competitive displacement signals — vendors being mentioned as replacements for a target vendor, with switch narrative and mention counts. Source: Stratalize citation displacement composite. Use when tracking competitive threats or identifying switching trends in a category

Stratalize — attested finance, legal, healthcare, and compliance intelligence. Signed, independently verifiable receipt on every call (trust.stratalize.com/verify). Vendor negotiation playbook — typical discount percentage, best negotiation windows, leverage points, auto-renewal risk, and a negotiation script. Source: Stratalize procurement intelligence composite. Use when preparing a vendor renewal or renegotiation

Stratalize — attested finance, legal, healthcare, and compliance intelligence. Signed, independently verifiable receipt on every call (trust.stratalize.com/verify). Federal litigation history for a company or individual — total docket count, active courts, nature of suit breakdown, and recent cases. Required param: party name. Source: CourtListener

Stratalize — attested finance, legal, healthcare, and compliance intelligence. Signed, independently verifiable receipt on every call (trust.stratalize.com/verify). Federal court opinion search — keyword or party name search with citation counts, court, date, and excerpt. Optional court filter (e.g. scotus, ca2, dcd). Source: CourtListener

Stratalize — attested finance, legal, healthcare, and compliance intelligence. Signed, independently verifiable receipt on every call (trust.stratalize.com/verify). Market rate for any software vendor — monthly median, annual median, pricing model, and p25/p75 band from Stratalize spend aggregates. Source: Stratalize enterprise spend composite. Use when benchmarking a vendor quote or preparing a contract negotiation

Stratalize — attested finance, legal, healthcare, and compliance intelligence. Signed, independently verifiable receipt on every call (trust.stratalize.com/verify). FDA 510(k) device clearance history from OpenFDA by device name. Returns K numbers, applicants, decisions, and receipt dates. Use for medtech competitive intelligence, regulatory pathway research, and supplier qualification. Source: FDA 510(k) database. $0.10 standard

Cheapest tier: headlines only (original + machine-translated title) across all 11 Japan regulatory sources, no summary. Upsell entry point to /v1/reg/events. Factual; not legal advice.

Historical and current Japanese interest-rate series from the Bank of Japan's official Time-Series Data Search Site: the unsecured overnight call rate (proxy for the BOJ policy rate operating target, daily since 1998) and the basic discount/loan rate (formerly 公定歩合, daily since 1882). Factual published data only; not investment advice or a rate forecast.

Japan's unemployment rate from the Statistics Bureau's Labour Force Survey, not seasonally adjusted, monthly since 2000, broken out by total/male/female. Same e-Stat API family as estat.search/estat.table_data. Factual published data only; not investment advice or a forecast.

National-level public-safety situation snapshot, quoted verbatim from Japan's National Police Agency (NPA) official annual white paper: a national headline figure for legally designated groups under a longstanding public-safety statute, group names as stated by the agency itself, and prior-year status-change statistics. This is aggregate national reporting only — it does not identify any specific individual or business, and is not a substitute for official counterparty due-diligence channels.

Fuzzy name match against the UK Sanctions List (OFSI): individuals and entities under UK financial sanctions regimes. Source: gov.uk, Open Government Licence v3.0 (Crown copyright, commercial use permitted). No crypto-address field exists in the underlying data, so unlike sanctions.ofac.check this is name-only. Factual screening data; not legal or compliance advice.

Every stock in one sector, scored — GET /api/board/sector?name=Energy (or ?etf=XLE) returns each member of that sector with the full Coil read: opportunity 0-100 + percentile, entry quality and state, hold strength, growth score, overnight gap-risk score, leadership flag and dollar volume, ranked by opportunity, plus the sector's own ETF row. All 20 sector groups across the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and macro book. ~5-min refresh. Research, not advice.

Full safety profile for any chemical by CAS number or name: GHS hazard classification (signal word, pictograms, H-statements, P-codes), first-aid measures for inhalation/skin/eye/ingestion, fire-fighting guidance, UN transport number, PPE, and CAMEO reactivity profile. Sourced live from PubChem (NIH) authoritative annotations. JSON response.

Can chemical A be safely mixed or stored with chemical B? Pass two CAS numbers or names. Returns a verdict (incompatible / caution / no_known_hazard), the reason, expected effects (gas evolution, heat, fire, toxic fumes) and confidence, from expert reasoning over PubChem GHS data and CAMEO-derived reactivity profiles. JSON response.

French insolvency check against BODACC, the official bulletin of civil and commercial announcements (DILA open data). Searches collective procedures (sauvegarde, redressement, liquidation judiciaire), conciliation and professional recovery announcements by SIREN. Returns judgment nature and date, court, publication date and a direct BODACC link per announcement. A no_match means no publication in the searchable set (since 2008) — no historical clearance. Companies only.

Cross-venue funding-rate spread for one crypto perpetual: the highest- and lowest-paying venues and the gap between them in bps. Where a funding-arb screen starts, across both CEX and DEX perp venues.

Asks every known facilitator what it supports and measures how long that answer takes. Reachability, supported chains, supported assets, supported schemes and the current response time are measured live on every call. Limits, and they are the important part: error rate over 24 hours, uptime over 7 days and latency percentiles CANNOT be delivered. They require a series of own measurements every few minutes, and this service keeps no such series - a single call cannot produce a p95. Those fields s

Normalises offers that describe the same task in different shapes and ranks them. Each offer may carry a price, a delivery time, a list of capabilities and one or more delivery formats. You state which capabilities and formats the task requires; offers missing a required capability or format are marked ineligible and ranked last, never silently dropped. The ranking is a weighted score over price, speed and capability coverage, with weights you supply and which are echoed back.

Returns the standard digital adoption indicators per country with their periods, trends and change over the window. The distinction the response insists on is between usage and subscriptions: mobile subscriptions per hundred inhabitants routinely exceed one hundred because of second SIMs, devices and machine-to-machine connections, and a value of one hundred and thirty does not mean everyone has a phone and a third of people have two.

Reads Ethereum Attestation Service records for an address and sorts them by what they are actually worth. Each attestation carries its issuer, schema, decoded field values, issue time and expiry. The result separates four states that look identical in a raw list: currently valid, revoked by the issuer, expired, and self-issued — an attestation someone wrote about themselves proves nothing and is counted apart rather than mixed into the total.

Returns the nutritional values per hundred grams, the Nutri-Score and NOVA processing group, the environmental score where available, and the packaging composition, each with the data that produced it. A Nutri-Score without its inputs is a grade without a calculation: fibre and the fruit and vegetable share move the result substantially, and when they are absent the score is computed from what remains without that being visible in the grade itself.

Fetches live offers from a public bridge aggregator and reports for every option what arrives, what it costs in fees and gas, and how long it usually takes. The security model is given equal weight to the price: bridges are the most expensive failures this industry has, so trust_assumptions spells out who a user has to trust for that route to hold. No recommendation is forced - three best values by three criteria are given and the caller chooses. Limits: security_model and trust_assumptions come