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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. Authenticate with your API credentials
  2. If you only have company names, resolve them first with the Entity Resolution API
  3. Browse the API reference for schemas, examples, and Choosing a route

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Last modified on July 10, 2026