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Self Service Developer API

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Self Service Developer API documentation and demo.

##Getting Started

You will need an API access profile user and password in order to access search endpoints. Your access profile user and password is used for authenticating all requests to our search API. You MUST pass the user and password each time you perform a search request.

Homepage
https://api.apis.guru/v2/specs/peoplefinderspro.com/1.0.0.json
Provider
peoplefinderspro.com
OpenAPI version
3.0.0
Spec (JSON)
https://api.apis.guru/v2/specs/peoplefinderspro.com/1.0.0/openapi.json
Spec (YAML)
https://api.apis.guru/v2/specs/peoplefinderspro.com/1.0.0/openapi.yaml

Tools (7)

Extracted live via the executor SDK.

  • address.postAddressAutocomplete
    Click on the grey search box above, to view sample request/response objects for Address Autocomplete Search

    Perform a search:

    1. Add your key and key secret to the request headers.

      • galaxy-ap-name: [Key]
      • galaxy-ap-password: [Secret]
      • galaxy-search-type: DevAPIAddressAutoComplete
    2. Add search criteria to your request.

      html
              {            "Input":"1821 Q"        }
    3. Submit your search

    The JSON request should have parts of the address.

    • Input = null (optional, string) ... address.
  • contact.postContactEnrich
    Click on the grey search box above, to view sample request/response objects for Contact Enrichment Search

    Perform a search:

    1. Add your key and key secret to the request headers.

      • galaxy-ap-name: [Key]
      • galaxy-ap-password: [Secret]
      • galaxy-search-type: DevAPIContactEnrich
    2. Add search criteria to your request. At least two are required: Name, Phone, Address, or Email.

      html
              {            "FirstName": "John",            "MiddleName": "T",            "LastName": "Lawrence",            "Dob":"",            "Age": 0,            "Address": {                "addressLine1":"123 Q Street",                "addressLine2":"Sacramento, CA"            },            "PhoneNumber":"",            "Email":""        }
    3. Submit your search

    A complete list of JSON request properties follows.

    • FirstName= null (optional, string) ... First name.

    • MiddleName = null (optional, string) ... Middle name or middle initial.

    • LastName = null (optional, string) ... Last name.

    • Dob = null (optional, string) ... Date of birth (format: MM/DD/YYYY).

    • Age = null (optional, int) ... Age.

    • Addresses = null (optional, Addresses[]) ... List of addresses.

      • Members
        • AddressLine1 = null (optional, string) ... House number, street name and Unit number (i.e. 123 Q Street, Unit 102) or PO Box (i.e. 1821 Q Street).
        • AddressLine2 = null (optional, string) ... State or City and State or Zip (i.e. Sacramento, CA).
    • Phone = null (optional, string) ... Phone number (formats: ###-###-####, (###) ###-####).

    • Email = null (optional, string) ... E-mail address.

  • email.postEmailEnrich
    Click on the grey search box above, to view sample request/response objects for Email Enrichment Search

    Perform a search:

    1. Add your Access Profile username and password to the request headers.

      • galaxy-ap-name: [Key]
      • galaxy-ap-password: [Secret]
      • galaxy-search-type: DevAPIEmailID
    2. Add search criteria to your request.

      html
              {            "Email":"johnsmith@somedomain"        }
    3. Submit your search

    The JSON request should have an email.

    • Email = null (optional, string) ... E-mail address.
  • identity.search
    Click on the grey search box above, to view sample request/response objects for the Identity Verification Search

    Perform a search:

    1. Add your key and key secret to the request headers.

      • galaxy-ap-name: [Key]
      • galaxy-ap-password: [Secret]
      • galaxy-search-type: DevAPIIDVerification
    2. Add search criteria to your request. At least two are required: SSN, Name, Phone, Address or Email.

      html
              {            "FirstName": "John",            "MiddleName": "T",            "LastName": "Lawrence",            "Dob":"",            "Age": 0,            "Address": {                "addressLine1":"123 Q Street, Unit 102",                "addressLine2":"Sacramento, CA"            },            "PhoneNumber":"",            "Email":""        }
    3. Submit your search

    A complete list of JSON request properties follows.

    • FirstName= null (optional, string) ... First name.

    • MiddleName = null (optional, string) ... Middle name or middle initial.

    • LastName = null (optional, string) ... Last name.

    • Dob = null (optional, string) ... Date of birth (format: MM/DD/YYYY).

    • Age = null (optional, int) ... Age.

    • Addresses = null (optional, Addresses[]) ... List of addresses.

      • Members
        • AddressLine1 = null (optional, string) ... House number, street name and Unit number (i.e. 123 Q Street, Unit 102) or PO Box (i.e. 1821 Q Street).
        • AddressLine2 = null (optional, string) ... State or City and State or Zip (i.e. Sacramento, CA).
    • Phone = null (optional, string) ... Phone number (formats: ###-###-####, (###) ###-####).

    • Email = null (optional, string) ... E-mail address.

  • phone.postPhoneEnrich
    Click on the grey search box above, to view sample request/response objects for Phone Enrichment Search

    Perform a search:

    1. Add your key and key secret to the request headers.

      • galaxy-ap-name: [Key]
      • galaxy-ap-password: [Secret]
      • galaxy-search-type: DevAPICallerID
    2. Add search criteria to your request.

      html
              {            "Phone":"(123) 456-7890"        }
    3. Submit your search

    The JSON request should have a phone number.

    • Phone = null (optional, string) ... Phone number (formats: ###-###-####, (###) ###-####).
  • openapi.previewSpec

    Preview an OpenAPI document before adding it as a source

  • openapi.addSource

    Add an OpenAPI source and register its operations as tools