Overview of what LinX has to offer
The LinX API is based on REST, has intuitive URL's and returns JSON formatted responses using standard HTTP response codes, authentication and request methods.
The following servives can be called using the API:
- Aggregate: The input is one or more bank transaction files. The output consists of aggregated bank transactions with a monthly average per classification.
- Budget: Input is an aggregated file (output from 4). The output consists of an aggregated file including the reference numbers according to Nibud.
- Convert: The input is one or more bank transaction files. The output consists of enriched bank transactions.
- Pivot: The input is one or more bank transaction files. The output consists of totalized bank transactions per day, week, month, quarter, semester or year per classification.
- Pivot group: The input is one or more bank transaction files. The output consists of totalized bank transactions per day, week, month, quarter, semester or year per classification group.
- Profile: Input is an enriched file (output from 1). The output consists of a profile based on the Nibud profile.
- Periodical expenses: The input is one or more bank transaction files. The output consists of a forecast of fixed expenses in the upcoming year.
- Periodical income: The input is one or more bank transaction files. The output consists of a forecast of fixed income in the upcoming year.
- ILT: The input is one or more bank transaction files. Output is a collection of indicators aimed to evaluate the income versus burden analysis.
- Indicator business: The input is one or more bank transaction files. Output is a collection of indicators aimed to evaluate creditworthiness of a data set.
- Recurrence service: Input is one or more transaction files. The output consists of recurrent and anomaly expenses/incomes grouped by category.
- Bank health: Overview of the up (or downtime) of banks.
The Test Site is available to view the output of the various services (data, JSON or raw).