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You can now pull Credit Benchmark data into your own dashboards, reports, and internal tools — without logging into the web app or waiting on a file export.
Five ways to query analytics at launch: track portfolio trends, spot rating moves, break credit down by sector or region, pull raw entity data, or see how ratings are spread across a portfolio.Full request schemas and examples are in the API reference.

Before this

If you wanted CB data inside a morning report or a risk dashboard, the usual path was manual: run the view in the web app, export, paste, repeat. Fine for one-off work. Painful when the same portfolio needs checking every day.

What changed

The Analytics API returns the kind of output you would normally look at in the product — trend lines, rating distributions, sector summaries — as data your systems can consume directly.

Tell us which entities or portfolio you care about, choose the view you need, and get a response ready for a chart, a table, or a downstream feed.

What you can ask for

Contributor banks can also compare their own ratings against peers. Details are in Metrics and scales.

Where it fits

  • Daily portfolio monitoring — refresh the same view on a schedule instead of exporting by hand
  • Dashboards and reporting — send CB data straight into Tableau, Power BI, or internal tools
  • Downstream feeds — keep risk models and limit systems supplied without a manual step in between

Getting started

  1. Register a key pair - generate an ES256 key pair and send us the public key
  2. Get a token - POST /api/security/token with a signed client assertion
  3. If you only have company names, resolve them first with the Entity Resolution API
  4. Browse the API reference for schemas, examples, and Choosing a route

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