Your data, in your spreadsheet or your own tool
Every list exports to CSV. Capture members get an API key against the same endpoints the app uses, for shops that want the data inside their own systems.
CSV export
Notices, awards, recompetes, vendors and the supplier directory all export with the filters you set, up to your plan's monthly rows. Columns are the fields you see in the app plus identifiers like the USASpending award ID and the SAM.gov notice ID, so you can join back to the source. Cells that start with a formula character are escaped so a spreadsheet never runs them.
API endpoints (Capture plan)
| Endpoint | Returns |
|---|---|
GET /opps | Notices with the same filters as the app: naics, psc, state, buyer, set_aside, ntype, from, to, deadline_from, deadline_to, q, page, per_page |
GET /opps/{id} | One notice with links, contacts, prior awards and any brief |
GET /awards | Awards with filters: naics, psc, state, buyer, recipient, entity, set_aside, competed, min, max, fy, from, to, q |
GET /recompetes | Contracts ending within months, with score and signals |
GET /entities, GET /entities/{id} | Vendors and full profiles |
GET /buyers, GET /buyers/{key} | Buying offices and profiles |
GET /naics/{code} | The NAICS statistics block |
GET /export/{kind} | CSV for opps, awards, recompetes, entities, suppliers |
Send the key in an X-LAWD-Key header. Keys are shown once, stored hashed, and can be rotated from the account page. Rate limits follow the plan's row limits.
Where it stops
The API is read-only and covers what the app covers. Bulk redistribution of the compiled database is not allowed under the acceptable use policy; your own shop's systems are exactly what it is for.
Related
- PricingExport rows and API access by plan.
- Acceptable useWhat you may do with exported data.
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