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Inspect the current public data boundary and understand where authenticated Product contracts stop. No customer API package, credential, or data-feed right is implied.

CURRENT SURFACE

Connected today

The public coverage contract is available without a customer credential. Authenticated filing, metadata, watchlist, alert, export, and access contracts serve only their existing Product surfaces and permission boundaries.

EXPLICITLY UNAVAILABLE Customer programmatic access

The current catalog defines programmatic API access but offers it through no launch tier. External API credentials, customer developer documentation, service commitments, redistribution rights, and commercial data-feed terms are not available.

roles personalize · permissions and entitlements authorize · unknown denies

The buyer problem and decision

A team evaluating an integration needs to separate an inspectable public contract from authenticated application APIs and from a customer API product that is not sold today.

Decision supported

Is there a current contract I can inspect?

Use the public coverage response to review its returned definition, scope axes, source, as-of time, staleness policy, and exceptions. Treat all other application contracts as surface-specific unless RateFileAI explicitly grants customer programmatic access.

Output

A truthful integration boundary

The output is a clear available-or-unavailable disposition with a next step. It is not an API key, schema catalog, uptime promise, bulk filing feed, or license to redistribute data.

Input evidence and realistic example

The page points to live contracts and current Product authority; it does not invent payloads or access.

INPUT EVIDENCE

Coverage contract

The response itself supplies its contract version, definition, source, scope axes, as-of and generated times, staleness policy, exceptions, and measured summary. Missing fields remain missing rather than becoming zero or “complete.”

Inspect the live JSON response →

EXAMPLE

Evaluate coverage before integration

A data lead can open the coverage contract, confirm whether the returned jurisdictions, lines, filing types, timing, and exceptions fit a proposed workflow, then review the published methodology. If that evidence is insufficient, the correct result is “not established,” followed by a demo request—not an inferred feed or credential.

Review methodology →

Trust, limitations, and access

Every contract must keep source, scope, freshness, authorization, and commercial rights distinct.

What to trust

  • Returned source and as-of fields, not page-load time.
  • Measured coverage, not assumed completeness or extraction accuracy.
  • Explicit permission and entitlement decisions, never a role preset.
  • Unavailable, denied, suppressed, and zero as different states.

Current plan boundary

No launch tier currently offers customer programmatic API access. Existing signed-in Product routes continue to use their own authenticated contracts; this public page does not broaden them.

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How evidence moves

Source facts can be normalized or calculated, model output remains labeled, inference stays distinct, and a person’s conclusion remains attributable to that person.

SOURCE FACT

Observed public record.

Normalized field

Mapped with its source retained.

Calculated metric

Derived on a named basis.

MODEL CLASS

Classification, not observation.

INFERENCE

Hypothesis, not filing intent.

User conclusion

Human-authored judgment.