A usable record
Display the company identity and available fields. Keep source context beside the values.
forma.example → Forma LabsSearch companies and people, inspect profiles, build lists, and unlock contact evidence through the same workspace as your app. Connect with a scoped API key.
Create your workspace Make your first API requestClear names. Explicit employee ranges. A source label that stays with the result. Unknown verification dates remain null.
Read the field definitions ↗Try the local domain lookup ↗{
"company": "Forma Labs",
"domain": "forma.example",
"industry": "SaaS",
"location": "San Francisco, US",
"employees": "51–200",
"source": "fictional-preview",
"production_verified_at": null
}Use the source ID returned by search to inspect the intended company. Keep that identity beside your saved research.
Keep unavailable fields and unresolved domains recognizable. A missing result must not become fabricated context.
Follow the documented scopes, pagination, rate limits, and retry rules. The app, REST API, and MCP share your workspace balance.
These fictional states illustrate client behavior. Read the implemented error and retry contract for your workspace.
Display the company identity and available fields. Keep source context beside the values.
forma.example → Forma LabsAsk for a better identifier or leave the account unresolved. A missing result is not a fabricated profile.
unknown.example → no sample matchPreserve unavailable values. Do not turn missing revenue or dates into zero or today.
production_verified_at → nullUse the documented error and retry rules. Preserve the same operation key when retrying an uncertain paid request.
Correct invalid input; retry temporary failures safelyCreate an account, verify your email, and create or select a workspace. Open API keys in the app, choose the permissions and expiry your integration needs, and follow the REST quickstart. Never put a secret key in browser code.
No. The website payloads use fictional records. Use a verified workspace account at app.vencavo.com to make authorized requests with the developer guides.
Use REST when your application owns the request flow. Use MCP when an AI client will choose supported tools. Both use the same workspace permissions, credit balance, source records, and lists.
Read the implemented REST and MCP contracts, supported filters, and workspace permissions before connecting your client.