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LexisNexis Judgments

The LexisNexis Judgments block combines the shared liens-and-judgments search with a judgment report. Lendflow classifies the combined search records by filing type and stores judgments separately from liens.

What the service returns

The same search also writes commercial_data.lexis_nexis.liens_search. This guide covers only the Judgments block.

Requirements

Report

Run the services

Call Enrich Business Credit Application:
Then run:
If no judgment TMS ID is stored, the report automatically performs the shared search. The report requires the first record classified as a judgment to provide TMSId.

Retrieve results

Poll GET /api/applications/{application_id}/commercial_data through Get Commercial Data with both service IDs in services[]. The search status and date come from the single shared service run. Get Commercial Data returns the latest statuses, dates, commercial_data, and request_data values for the shared search service and the report service.

Asynchronous behavior

Each enrichment request queues a job. onqueue: true confirms queue acceptance only. Poll each exact service until its commercial-data status is Success or contains an error. A report rerun reuses the stored judgment TMS ID unless it is absent.

Example response

Search result:
Report result:

Response fields

Only fields shown in the sanitized example are defined here. Additional provider fields can be returned.

Data Orchestration

The block is available under Judgments → LexisNexis. Judgment conditions use lexis_nexis_liens_and_judgment_search; the report is not the prerequisite.

Errors

FAQ

LexisNexis exposes one combined search. Lendflow classifies its records into separate judgment and lien results.
No. The filing-type lists and search settings are defined by the current backend implementation.
No. A record must be classified as a judgment and provide a TMS ID.
No. Poll the report lifecycle separately.