itspickle.app

An insurance audit engine for UK businesses. Call audit_company with a company name, number or website to get a profile_id, then get_needs and get_indicative_quote. get_asset_register returns the business's equipment at replacement value. open_claim starts a first notification of loss with register items already attached. Nothing here binds cover, prices definitively or settles a claim: prices are illustrative bands and claims go to a human handler. If the user has bank or accounting transactions, audit_with_ledger takes them as CSV text and produces a far fuller audit: payroll, the asset register and the turnover band exist only when a ledger does. That reply carries an `import` block naming which column was read as what and anything the file could not settle; put those questions to the user rather than repeating an assumed figure as though it were established. The tool list depends on what you present. 5 tools read the public record, published rates, or a CSV you supply, and are open to anyone. The rest read or write what this deployment holds about one business, which is its register, its position and its claim, and need a key sent as an Authorization: Bearer header. There are two kinds of key and they behave differently. A key beginning pk1. is a grant for one of the four seeded demo businesses: it is a signed sentence that nothing writes down, it lasts twelve hours and it cannot be withdrawn, because a fixture belongs to nobody. A key beginning pka1. is for a real business on an account: its owner issues it, sees it listed with the day it was last used, and ends it whenever they like. With one of those, the tools about a business take no arguments at all, because the key names the business: pass nothing and you get that business rather than one you had to identify. get_cover_position is the tool to answer "am I properly insured". Whatever it returns about a ledger carries an as_at block saying when those figures were last true; relay that, because a payroll run rate from last year presented as today's is a statement about somebody's insurance made from books nobody has read since. A claim can also be assembled with no credential at all: /claim carries the whole case in its query string, so you can build the URL, check it, and hand it to the person whose claim it is. Read /llms.txt on this host for the rest.