Ask

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What it is for

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How it will work

{
  "question": "What does this company sell, and who does it sell to?",
  "about": { "company_domain": "northwindpay.example" },
  "max_credits": 1
}

{
  "object": "answer",
  "status": "completed",
  "outcome": "answered",
  "answer": "Northwind Pay sells payments infrastructure for lenders: APIs for sending loan funds and collecting repayments [1]. Its customers are mid-market lenders in the US [1][2].",
  "citations": [
    { "number": 1, "url": "https://northwindpay.example/product", "quote": "Disburse loans and collect repayments through one API." },
    { "number": 2, "url": "https://northwindpay.example/customers", "quote": "Trusted by mid-market lenders across the United States." }
  ],
  "credits_charged": 0.21
}

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What you can rely on

• Every claim is cited. Each factual statement in an answer points to a source you can open.
• It says when it does not know. outcome is answered, partially_answered or insufficient_evidence. When the evidence is missing, the answer explains what could not be found instead of guessing.
• Answers code can read. Send an output_schema and the answer also comes back as an object in that shape, for your code or an AI agent to use.
• A spend limit. max_credits caps what one question can cost, in the same credits as search.

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Until it ships

• To answer “which companies do X?”, run a company search with X as a criterion. Every result cites its evidence.
• To check one fact across many companies, add it to criteria and read matched_criteria on each result.