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Category Breakdowns

Credits, insurances, investments, and internal bookings all use the same response structure. The analysis detects recurring financial obligations from transactions and contract data, then provides current, median, and average monthly amounts alongside a full monthly history.

Shared Response Structure

FieldDescription
availabletrue if the analysis found relevant data; false if nothing was detected
currentMonthly amount for the most recent complete month
medianMedian monthly amount across the observed timespan
averageAverage monthly amount across the observed timespan
monthlyOverview[]Monthly breakdown, sorted newest-first
monthlyOverview[].monthMonth in YYYY-MM format
monthlyOverview[].amountTotal amount for the month (recurring + non-recurring)
monthlyOverview[].recurringAmountAmount from recurring transactions/contracts
monthlyOverview[].nonRecurringAmountAmount from one-off transactions
monthlyOverview[].recurringTransactionIDsIDs of recurring transactions
monthlyOverview[].nonRecurringTransactionIDsIDs of one-off transactions
contractSummary[]List of detected contracts contributing to this analysis
observedTimespanDate range of the underlying data

Credits, Loans & Leasing

Required scope: company-credit · Endpoint: GET /credits

Covers all credit-related payments: loan instalments, credit line drawdowns, and leasing payments. Detected from both contract data and tagged transactions.


Insurances

Required scope: company-insurance · Endpoint: GET /insurances

Covers insurance payments. Detected from contract data and tagged transactions categorised as insurance products.


Investments

Required scope: company-investment · Endpoint: GET /investments

Covers savings plans, securities purchases, and other investment contributions. Includes both regular savings plan instalments and one-off investment transactions.


Internal Bookings

Required scope: company-internal-booking · Endpoint: GET /internal-bookings

Detects transfers between accounts that belong to the same company (i.e. accounts present in the same analysis context). These are typically treasury transfers or inter-account settlements.