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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.topograph.co/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Topograph coverage changes as registers, document access, and data products evolve. Use this page as the stable integration guide, and use the live pricing pages as the source of truth for country-specific details.

Live coverage, pricing, and sources

Open the live coverage matrix for supported countries, available data blocks, documents, sources, identifiers, monitoring availability, and pricing.

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What lives on the pricing pages

Use topograph.co/pricing before building country-specific flows. It contains the current product catalog:
  • Supported countries and preview jurisdictions.
  • Available data blocks for verification and onboarding mode.
  • Official sources and provider limitations.
  • Accepted identifiers and searchable identifiers.
  • Available document types and whether they are standalone or bundled with a data block.
  • Monitoring eligibility.
  • Country vocabularies such as legal forms, roles, activity codes, and status values.
For a specific country, open https://topograph.co/pricing/{countryCode} using the lowercase ISO country code, for example France or Germany.

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What lives in the API docs

These docs explain how to integrate:

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API-side pricing checks

Use GET /v2/pricing?countryCode=FR when your application needs to decide what to request at runtime. The endpoint returns the same product model used by the live pricing pages: data blocks, mode availability, included documents, and per-country availability. 
curl --request GET \
  --url 'https://api.topograph.co/v2/pricing?countryCode=FR' \
  --header 'x-api-key: <your-api-key>'
Prefer the live pricing pages for humans and GET /v2/pricing for application logic. Avoid hardcoding country availability or pricing in your own integration.

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Country guide role

Country guides in this documentation are integration notes. They highlight identifier formats, search behavior, important limitations, and local caveats that affect implementation. Exhaustive availability tables, source catalogs, document catalogs, and enum lists belong on the live pricing pages so they stay current.