Experian Judgments
Use this service to retrieve judgment summary and filing-detail records associated with an Experian business.Requirements
API flow
The dashboard starts a manual run withPUT /api/int/applications/{application_id}/enrich and provider experian_judgments. This is an internal dashboard route, not a supported public integration endpoint.
- Add the
experian_judgmentsattribute to a published Data Orchestration template. - Call
POST /api/applications/{application_id}/data_orchestration/executethrough Execute Data Orchestration with a bearer token,template_id,application_id, andstage_idwhen required. - The endpoint schedules the orchestration and returns
{"data":{"executed":true}}, not the Experian result. - Retrieve the result with
GET /api/applications/{application_id}/commercial_datathrough Get Commercial Data, usingservices[]=experian_judgments. Read the provider result fromdata.commercial_data.experian.judgments, status fromdata.statuses.experian.judgments, latest date fromdata.dates.experian_judgments, and stored request fromdata.request_data.experian.judgments.
The provider request always includes
bin and subcode. A normal direct service run requests judgmentSummary: true and judgmentDetail: true.
Data Orchestration availability
What the service returns
Representative response
Response attributes
Summary and identity
Judgment details
Statuses and errors
An empty
judgmentDetail array means no detail records were returned. Missing or null fields are unknown, not zero or false.
FAQ
Does Data Orchestration always call Experian?
Does Data Orchestration always call Experian?
No. It reuses saved judgment data when the selected attribute’s prerequisite is already satisfied.
Why can the summary be absent in a Data Orchestration run?
Why can the summary be absent in a Data Orchestration run?
The Data Orchestration prerequisite requests detail and disables summary by default. A normal direct run requests both.
Does this service require an Experian BIN?
Does this service require an Experian BIN?
Yes. Lendflow automatically runs Experian Business Match when the BIN is missing.
Is a missing liability amount the same as zero?
Is a missing liability amount the same as zero?
No. Zero is a provider result. A null or omitted amount means Experian did not supply the value.