Kodex into the systems your team already runs
Real APIs and named integrations into the tools your stack is already built on.

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Most "integrations" in this category are a CSV export. Ours aren't.

Verify any requester from your own surface.
The Verification API returns a verified-or-not result on any law enforcement requester your systems encounter. Drop it into your intake flow, your case opener, your customer support escalation path — anywhere a verified read on a counterparty would change what your team does next.

Produce data without an engineer in the loop.
The Data Production API automates the work of producing data on a request. Account lookups return automatically from your backend. Drafts get reviewed before they leave your environment. The data your team produces stays under your control until you decide to deliver it.

Put the network on your own front door.
Sign in with Kodex puts the network's verification engine behind a single button on your own legal center. The same engine that powers the rest of Kodex, deployed into your portal instead of ours.

Where Kodex meets the rest of your stack.



Questions teams ask before they integrate.
Most of what gets called an integration in this category is a CSV export. Ours are real APIs and bidirectional connections to named systems. The Verification API and Data Production API are programmatic surfaces engineering teams can build on. Jira and Hummingbird sync both ways. CSV exports don't make this list.
No. The Verification API, Data Production API, and Sign in with Kodex are independent. Use one, use all three, or start with one and add the others later.
Jira and Hummingbird are the named integrations we build and maintain. For anything else, the Kodex team builds scoped custom integrations on top of the same APIs. The same team that built the network builds the integration.
In your environment. The data your team produces stays under your control until you decide to deliver it. Kodex sees what your systems return at the moment of delivery, not before.
Yes. The APIs are the same surface the Kodex application runs on, and so is Sign in with Kodex. The integrations bring the network into your systems. They don't bypass it.
A platform is the connections it makes.
The work of handling law enforcement requests touches a dozen systems. Identity. Case management. Ticketing. Compliance reporting. Finance. The companies that run this work well aren't the ones that bought the most software. They're the ones whose systems talk to each other.





