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MotaWord is a collaborative human-and-machine translation platform that delivers translation, localisation, certified translation, and document workflow services. The API exposes 242 endpoints covering project lifecycle (quote, post, track, deliver), document and string management, language and format catalogues, payment, glossaries, translation memory, and customer account operations. Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 token grants with basic auth supported for the token endpoint. The platform supports both fully managed translation and self-serve project posting with vendor-side tracking.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Flatfile's API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Flatfile is a data-onboarding platform that helps teams import, validate, and transform customer-supplied spreadsheets and CSVs at scale. The 222-endpoint API exposes accounts, actions, agents, agent exports, and the broader workspace primitives that power custom data onboarding flows. Use it to embed bring-your-own-data import experiences inside an application without writing a parsing pipeline.
Ambita Realty is a Norwegian property data API exposing the EDR REST service across 204 endpoints. It covers addresses, buildings, cadastres (the Norwegian land registry concept of matrikkelenhet), shares, separately occupied units, building changes, affairs, complaints, cadastre conveyances, ownerships, rights, scores, and cultural heritage records. Most endpoints are GET resource lookups under /realty/v1/. Typical consumers are Norwegian banks, brokers, property valuation services, and due-diligence platforms that need authoritative cadastre and building-change data without crawling government registers.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Citability API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Citability is a domain intelligence platform that scores AI visibility, citation readiness, and agentic commerce readiness across more than 600 million domains. The API exposes around 200 endpoints for scanning a domain, scoring it against the AI Discovery Protocol (ADP), validating llms.txt and Schema.org markup, detecting MCP endpoints, and pulling enrichment data such as verticals, leads, and directory entries. It is designed for SEO and AI-readiness teams that need programmatic access to citation and discoverability signals.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for NamSor API v2, keeping it validated and agent-ready. NamSor classifies personal names by likely gender, country of origin, country of residence, ethnicity, and US 'race' for diversity reporting and customer enrichment. The API works across alphabets and languages and exposes 114 endpoints covering single-name lookups, geo-aware variants, batch processing of up to 100 names per request, and admin endpoints for API key usage and feature toggles. Costs are metered in 'units' per name with simple operations using one unit and ethnicity classifiers using 10 to 20 units depending on the taxonomy.
Smile API provides employment, payroll, and income data through user-permissioned account linking, primarily for fintech, lending, and HR-tech use cases in Asia. The platform's full API surface exposes 103 endpoints covering users, providers, accounts, consent templates, webhooks, tasks, invites, and detailed records such as identities, employments, incomes, transactions, and documents. It is the canonical surface for verifying applicant income, pre-filling onboarding flows from authoritative payroll sources, and monitoring continued account-linkage health.
Agrimetrics Catalog API exposes the agri-environmental data catalogue published by Agrimetrics, covering datasets, layers, query execution, and shapefile uploads for spatial analysis. The 93 endpoints include dataset discovery, layer metadata, SPARQL-style query execution, and authenticated download of layer files. The base host is api-test.agrimetrics.co.uk for the test environment, with multiple authentication schemes supported: an Azure APIM subscription key (ocp-apim-subscription-key), a JWT bearer token, header- or query-style API keys, and an x-user header.
The NBA Stats API exposes the unofficial stats.nba.com data feed used by NBA.com itself, covering box scores, player and team dashboards, draft history, league leaders, shot charts, play-by-play, and franchise records. The catalogue contains 91 GET endpoints spanning live game data and deep historical splits down to per-shot and per-possession statistics. The OpenAPI spec is sourced from a community-maintained Swagger definition rather than an official NBA contract.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Piloterr API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Piloterr API provides web scraping and data extraction across 66 endpoints covering search engines (Google, Bing, Brave), social platforms (LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, GitHub), e-commerce sites (Amazon, Walmart, Shopify), business intelligence sources (Crunchbase, Trustpilot, G2), and website analysis tools including screenshot capture, technology detection, and email/phone extraction.
AEMET OpenData is the open data REST API operated by Spain's national meteorological agency (Agencia Estatal de Meteorología). It exposes 62 endpoints covering current observations, short and medium-range forecasts at municipal, provincial, autonomous-community and national level, maritime and mountain forecasts, climatological products, fire-risk maps, lightning networks, radar imagery, and weather warnings. AEMET publishes its own OpenAPI document for this API, and the specification behind this page is a curated Jentic variant built from that document, covering 62 of its 64 operations and kept validated and agent-ready. Authentication uses an api_key passed in the api_key header obtained free of charge from the AEMET portal.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Congress.gov API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The Congress.gov API is the official U.S. Library of Congress feed of federal legislative data, covering bills, amendments, members, committees, nominations, treaties, congressional records, and committee reports. The 60 endpoints expose lookups by congress number, bill type and number, member ID, committee, and amendment, with sub-resources for actions, cosponsors, summaries, subjects, titles, and full text versions. It is the canonical source for tracking U.S. federal legislation.
The Crunchbase Enterprise tier exposes 57 endpoints covering organisations, people, funding rounds, acquisitions, investments, IPOs, layoffs, key employee changes, ownership, jobs, and many other relationship entities. It supports entity lookups, per-card field-set retrieval, faceted search, autocomplete, and deleted-entity tracking. Authentication uses an API key passed in the X-cb-user-key header.
The OpenDota API is the open-data layer over Dota 2 match telemetry, exposing parsed match details, player histories, hero and item statistics, professional team metadata, and live league standings extracted from replay files. It supports the broader Dota 2 community's analytics tools, statistics sites, and third-party trackers with 55 endpoints spanning matches, players, heroes, items, leagues, teams, and aggregate metrics. An optional api_key query parameter raises rate limits for high-volume consumers.
The Kompany KYC API (brex.io) provides programmatic access to official business register data across more than 200 jurisdictions for know-your-customer and know-your-business workflows. Agents can search for companies by name, registration number, LEI, or ISIN, retrieve original commercial register documents, and monitor companies for changes such as ownership, address, or status updates. The API also supports retrieving shareholder structures, ultimate beneficial owners, and concise company reports for compliance, onboarding, and risk-screening use cases.
This is the public Twilio REST API. The API exposes 53 endpoints secured with basic authentication.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Apollo.Io API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Apollo is a sales intelligence and engagement platform that combines a B2B contact and company database with native CRM, email sequencing, and call tracking. The API exposes people and organisation enrichment, contact and account management, deal pipeline operations, email sequencing, and supporting metadata such as job postings and news articles, so revenue teams can drive prospecting and outbound from their own tooling. Authentication is by an x-api-key header tied to an Apollo workspace user.
API-FOOTBALL provides structured access to football (soccer) data covering 1100+ leagues and cups worldwide, including fixtures, lineups, events, statistics, standings, top scorers, transfers, injuries, predictions, and pre-match and in-play odds. Data is updated continuously and supports historical lookback as well as live in-play coverage. The 38 endpoints in this spec cover everything from base reference data such as countries and timezones to deep per-fixture statistics. Authentication is via an x-rapidapi-key style API key passed in the header.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Edmunds API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The Edmunds API exposes the dataset behind Edmunds.com - vehicle specifications, True Market Value (TMV) and True Cost to Own (TCO) pricing, dealer information, vehicle photos, and dealer ratings and reviews. The 36 endpoints cover make, model, year, style, engine, transmission, colour, equipment, VIN decoding, new-and-used pricing, dealership lookups, and review submission. Authentication is a query-parameter API key, so it is straightforward to call from server-side automations, vehicle-research chat agents, or pricing tools.
CIS Automotive (autodealerdata.com) is a market data API for the US automotive retail industry, covering new and used vehicle pricing, days-to-sell, dealer inventories, market share, and historical sales by region. The API uses a JWT workflow - clients authenticate at /getToken with API credentials, then pass the JWT as an argument on every other call. Endpoints are organised by data category (sales data, pricing, premium dealer lookups) and many are gated by plan tier. The data set is sized for analytics teams in dealer groups, lenders, and automotive marketing platforms.
The GBIF Species API exposes the Global Biodiversity Information Facility's checklist bank - a federated catalogue of taxonomic names, classifications, distributions, descriptions, and IUCN red list categories drawn from hundreds of contributing institutions. The API supports full-text search, name suggestion, name parsing, and traversal of the taxonomic tree from kingdom down to species and synonym, alongside per-species references, vernacular names, and media. It is the canonical machine-readable backbone for biodiversity research, ecology dashboards, and citizen-science apps. All 32 endpoints are open and require no authentication.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for IUCN Red List API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The IUCN Red List API exposes the global authority on the conservation status of biological species, covering more than 150,000 assessed species. Endpoints return scientific assessments, threat categories, habitat data, conservation measures, narrative accounts, citations, regional and country-level lists, and synonym lookups. Authentication is by query-string token issued through the IUCN partner portal.
This is the trimmed, developer-docs-aligned cut of the Smile API surface, focused on the core employment and income verification primitives an integrator typically needs. It exposes 30 endpoints covering users, providers, accounts, employments, identities, incomes, transactions, documents, contributions, liabilities, and webhooks. It is the right starting point for fintech, lending, and HR-tech teams that want a leaner integration surface than the full v1.14 spec while still receiving normalised, user-permissioned payroll data.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for AWS Data Exchange, keeping it validated and agent-ready. AWS Data Exchange is a marketplace and management plane for finding, subscribing to, and using third-party data in AWS. The API manages data sets, revisions, assets, and jobs that import data from S3 or APIs and export it to S3 buckets the subscriber controls. Data sets cover financial, healthcare, geospatial, weather, demographic, and many other domains, with contractual access enforced through entitlements.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Food Hygiene Rating Scheme API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The Food Standards Agency runs the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme (FHRS), which scores food businesses across the UK on hygiene standards. The API exposes lookup endpoints for establishments, ratings, business types, regions, local authorities, countries, scheme types, score descriptors, and sort options. It is open and unauthenticated.
The full Neutrino API specification exposes 28 endpoints covering email and phone validation, IP and host reputation lookups, geocoding, image processing, HTML rendering, BIN lookup, currency conversion, and a browser bot. It is positioned as a general-purpose toolbox for backend developers who need many small data and validation utilities behind a single vendor credential. Authentication uses an api-key header alongside a separate user-id header.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for the UK Companies House Public Data API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Companies House is the UK government registrar of companies; the API exposes read-only access to every UK-registered company's profile, officers, filing history, charges, insolvency status, persons with significant control (PSC), exemptions, and disqualified-officer records. Use it for KYC, supplier due diligence, beneficial-ownership analysis, and AI agents that answer 'who owns this company?' or 'when did they file last?'.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Ideal Postcodes API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Ideal Postcodes provides UK and international address lookup, autocomplete, and validation built on Royal Mail's Postcode Address File. The 26-endpoint API covers postcode-to-address resolution, type-as-you-go autocomplete, address cleansing, and email and phone validation, plus account management for keys, licensees, configs, and lookup history. Integrations rate-limit at 30 requests per second per IP and apply a per-key daily lookup ceiling tied to subscription. The community key 'iddqd' is provided for low-volume testing without onboarding.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for NHTSA Vehicle API (vPIC), keeping it validated and agent-ready. The vPIC (Product Information Catalog Vehicle Listing) API is a free public service from the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that decodes 17-character VINs and returns structured information about makes, models, manufacturers, body class, engine, plant, and safety equipment. It also exposes catalogue endpoints to list every make registered in the U.S., every manufacturer associated with a make, every model produced for a given make and year, and every accepted value for each vehicle variable. There is no API key - all 25 endpoints are open to the public and return JSON, XML, or CSV.
The Groundwater Wells, Aquifers and Registry (GWELLS) API exposes the British Columbia provincial register of groundwater wells, mapped aquifers, and qualified well drillers and pump installers. It serves codes for aquifer materials, productivity, vulnerability, and water use, plus listings and detail records for individual aquifers. Authentication is by JWT bearer token in the Bearer header for write operations, while many lookup endpoints are read-only over HTTPS. The dataset supports water security planning, drilling industry oversight, and applications that surface authoritative groundwater information to the public.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for the Oxford Dictionaries API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The Oxford Dictionaries API gives access to Oxford's lexical data - definitions, lemmas, inflections, synonyms, translations, sentences, and pronunciations - alongside utility endpoints that describe supported languages, lexical categories, registers, domains, and grammatical features. The 24 endpoints are read-only GETs and span both the sandbox and live hosts; production calls require app_id and app_key headers issued from the Oxford Dictionaries developer portal.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for G2 API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The G2 API exposes G2's software-buyer dataset including products, categories, survey responses, review questions, and answers, plus buyer-intent signals and webhook syndication endpoints. The 23 operations are scoped under /api/v1/* and use a token-based apiKey scheme so partners can pull product profiles, category trees, and aggregated review responses to power competitive intelligence, marketing pages, and buyer-intent enrichment. Outputs include normalised product IDs, category mappings, and structured survey-question responses that can be joined to a CRM record. The API targets revenue, marketing-ops, and product-marketing teams that already license G2 data and need it inside automated workflows rather than the G2 dashboard.
The BC Data Catalogue API provides programmatic access to the Province of British Columbia's open data catalogue, built on the open-source CKAN platform. It exposes search, package (dataset) listing, package detail, tag enumeration, and revision history endpoints, so applications can find authoritative BC government datasets and link to their distributions. Authentication is anonymous for read access and supports a CKAN API key for write or restricted operations. The catalogue covers thousands of provincial datasets across natural resources, transportation, demographics, and public services.
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