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Experian Bankruptcies

Use this service to retrieve bankruptcy summary and filing-detail records associated with an Experian business.

Requirements

API flow

The dashboard starts a manual run with PUT /api/int/applications/{application_id}/enrich and provider experian_bankruptcies. This is an internal dashboard route, not a supported public integration endpoint.
  1. Add the experian_bankruptcies attribute to a published Data Orchestration template.
  2. Call POST /api/applications/{application_id}/data_orchestration/execute through Execute Data Orchestration with a bearer token, template_id, application_id, and stage_id when the template requires a specific underwriting stage.
  3. The endpoint schedules the orchestration and returns {"data":{"executed":true}}, not the Experian result.
  4. Retrieve the result with GET /api/applications/{application_id}/commercial_data through Get Commercial Data, using services[]=experian_bankruptcies. Read the provider result from data.commercial_data.experian.bankruptcies, status from data.statuses.experian.bankruptcies, latest date from data.dates.experian_bankruptcies, and stored request from data.request_data.experian.bankruptcies.
The orchestration attribute checks saved bankruptcy data first. If its required value is absent, it runs the Experian prerequisite synchronously. Data Orchestration requests detail and disables summary by default; Lendflow can retain previously stored top-level bankruptcy result sections when a later run returns another section. The provider request always includes bin and subcode. A normal direct service run requests bankruptcySummary: true and bankruptcyDetail: true.

Data Orchestration availability

What the service returns

Representative response

Response attributes

Summary and identity

Filing details

Statuses and errors

An empty bankruptcyDetail array means no detail records were returned. A missing array or null field means that section or value was not supplied and must not be treated as an explicit zero or false.

FAQ

No. The selected attribute reuses saved bankruptcy data when its prerequisite is already satisfied.
The Data Orchestration prerequisite requests detail and disables summary by default. A normal direct service run requests both sections.
Yes. Lendflow automatically runs Experian Business Match when the BIN is missing.
No. owner is often not reported. Use the indicator, count, and detail array to interpret the result.