Introduction
Our REST APIs give all the functionalities needed to interact with our database. All these services are exclusively usable with https standard, and only after having been authenticated.
For brevity, the possible error codes for all the calls are at the bottom of the document.
Every endpoint is to be called starting with the domain https://api.netzeroinsights.com
Security
Login
To login, use this code:
curl -v -X POST "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/security/formLogin" \
-H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
-d "username=YOUR_USERNAME&password=YOUR_PASSWORD"
Make sure to replace
YOUR_USERNAME
andYOUR_PASSWORD
with your credentials.Using the -v ("verbose") flag lets you see the full response, in which you can find the Session Cookie.
Before using any other API, you should first login using the following endpoint:
POST /security/formLogin
With the following two parameters:
Parameter name | Parameter value |
---|---|
username | provided by Net Zero Insights |
password | provided by Net Zero Insights |
The possible response codes are:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Login successful |
Please note that in case of a 200 response, you will also get a Session Cookie. You should save this, as it will be needed for using all the other endpoints. The session cookie expires after 30 minutes of session inactivity.
Our API expects the Session Cookie to be included in all API requests to the server, like this:
JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID
Logout
To logout, use this code:
curl -v --cookie "JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID" \
-X GET "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/security/logout"
Make sure to replace
EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID
with your Session Cookie
To close the session, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /security/logout
It takes no parameter, and has the following response code:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Session terminated |
Startup List
To get startup list, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X POST 'https://api.netzeroinsights.com/getStartupList' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"limit": 1, "offset": 0, "include":{}, "exclude": {}, "sorting": {}}'
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain the startups matching your request, with the format specified at section Startup Search.
{
"count": 54856,
"results": [
{
"clientID": 668,
"name": "Sunfire",
"logo": "https://res.cloudinary.com/eutopia-3/image/upload/b_white/v1676009885/Startups/idgakaw4vpykudzpl978.jpg",
"website": "http://www.sunfire.de",
"domain": "sunfire.de",
"pitchLine": "Sunfire develops and manufactures industrial electrolysers for the production of renewable hydrogen and syngas.<br><br>The electrolyzers - based on alkaline and solid oxide technologies - are producing hydrogen and Syngas and are meant to decarbonize energy-intensive and climate-conscious businesses. The company either uses renewable electricity and water to produce green hydrogen, or includes captured CO2 in the process to produce renewable syngas which can be transferred into hydrocarbon products. Main applications for the produced fuels are refineries, steel manufacturing, chemicals, mobility, and the utility sector.<br><br>Sunfire develops an innovation that contributes to:<br>Climate change mitigation by producing green hydrogen and renewable syngas.<br>",
"description": "Developer of industrial electrolyzers designed to convert renewable electrical energy into fuels and gases. Innovative technology: Sunfire offers modular power plants and electrolysis systems to produce renewable energy, hydrogen and syngas. Provider of energy conversion technologies, including solid oxide fuel cells and renewable synthetic fuels based on solid oxide electrolyzers. Sunfire is an electrolysis company that designs and manufactures systems for the production of renewable industrial gas and fuel. A World Without Fossil Fuels. Sunfire develops and markets efficient energy supply concepts, which focus on the transformation of regenerative power into liquid petrol (power-to-liquids) or gas (power-to-gas). Develops and produces high-temperature fuel cells which facilitate the generation of electric power and heat. Developer of industrial electrolyzers designed to convert renewable electrical energy into fuels and gases. The company's renewable hydrogen and syngas as substitutes for fossil energy sources and offer electrolyzers based on alkaline and solid oxide (SOEC) technologies, enabling chemical, fuel, and steel industries to transform of energy Established in 2010 and based in Dresden, Germany, Sunfire is a world-leading industrial electrolysis company with two differentiated technologies. We develop and manufacture electrolyzers based on SOEC and Alkaline technologies that enable a truly sustainable and cost-effective production of renewable hydrogen, syngas and e-Fuel.\n\nSunfire has been named Global Cleantech 100 company for six consecutive years and is backed by leading strategic and financial investors such as Neste and SMS Group global leaders in the renewable fuel and steel business. With more than 500 employees located in Germany and Switzerland and a well-established partner network, we realize large electrolysis projects to deliver on our promise: Creating a world without fossil fuels! Sunfire develops and manufactures systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. These substitutes for mineral oil and natural gas, known as e-Gas, e-Fuel or e-Chemicals, replace fossil fuels in existing infrastructures. The solid oxide cells (SOCs) used for the conversion process are also used as generators to provide electricity and heat.\n\nSunfires vision is to make regenerative energy from sources such as wind farms, hydropower plants, and photovoltaic systems available wherever and whenever it is needed not just when the wind is blowing, the waves are crashing or the sun is shining. Established in 2010 and based in Dresden, Germany, Sunfire is a world-leading industrial electrolysis company with two differentiated technologies. We develop and manufacture electrolyzers based on SOEC and Alkaline technologies that enable a truly sustainable and cost-effective production of renewable hydrogen, syngas and e-Fuel.Sunfire has been named Global Cleantech 100 company for six consecutive years and is backed by leading strategic and financial investors such as Neste and SMS Group global leaders in the renewable fuel and steel business. With more than 500 employees located in Germany and Switzerland and a well-established partner network, we realize large electrolysis projects to deliver on our promise: Creating a world without fossil fuels! ognised global leader for off-grid and CHP units based on solide oxide fuel cell technology. Renewables Everywhere. With the co-electrolysis of Sunfire, CO2-neutral synthetic crude oil can be produced from water in combination with carbon dioxide and green electricity via syngas. A breakthrough fuel cell and electrolyser technology replacingtheconventional fossil fuel used in your car with CO2 neutral fuel created from green power, water and CO2 fromtheatmosphere. CO2 & Hydrogen. Sunfire develops and manufactures systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. These substitutes for mineral oil and natural gas, known as e-Gas, e-Fuel or e-Chemicals, replace fossil fuels in existing infrastructures. The solid oxide cells (SOCs) used for the conversion process are also used as generators to provide electricity and heat. Sunfire develops and manufactures systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. These substitutes for mineral oil and natural gas, known as e-Gas, e-Fuel or e-Chemicals, replace fossil fuels in existing infrastructures. The solid oxide cells (SOCs) used for the conversion process are also used as generators to provide electricity and heat. Sunfires vision is to make regenerative energy from sources such as wind farms, hydropower plants, and photovoltaic systems available wherever and whenever it is needed not just when the wind is blowing, the waves are crashing or the sun is shining. Sunfire develops and produces high temperature electrolyzers SOEC and high temperature fuel cells SOFC . As water vapour is used in electrolysis efficiencies of up to H methane and about for fuels are achieved.Customer ProblemTarget groups are energy chemical refinery and utility companies. Energy suppliers can work on a more efficient supply at certain points as the fuel cells can also use hydrocarbons.Business ModelSunfire offers its technology in the fields of CHP off grid production and hydrogen fuels. The product is then sold directly for individual orders.USPIn niche markets the special requirements and simpler logistics can give this system an economic advantage. Sunfire s entry markets are therefore small gas customers off grid applications and CHP plants for real estate.",
"fundingAmount": 2.8E8,
"fundingString": "280M",
"fundingAmountUSD": 3.1753658E8,
"fundingStringUSD": "318M",
"fundingRangeID": 9,
"fundingRange": ">250M",
"lastRoundDate": "2022-07-14T00:00:00.000+00:00",
"sustainabilityMetric": 0.9335,
"foundedDate": 2010,
"countryID": 80,
"country": "Germany",
"city": "Dresden",
"continent": "Europe",
"email": "info@sunfire.de",
"phone": "+49 351 8967970",
"sizeID": 2,
"size": "11 - 50",
"stageID": 4,
"stage": "Scaling",
"linkedinURL": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/sunfire-gmbh/",
"twitterURL": "https://twitter.com/sunfire_dresden/",
"facebookURL": "https://facebook.com/1382355191983196/",
"directURL": "sunfire-668",
"sustainabilityMetricID": 4,
"lastRoundType": "Late VC",
"tags": [
{
"tagTypeId": 74,
"tagType": {
"id": 74,
"tagType": "EU activity",
"platformOrder": 9,
"tagFamily": {
"id": 1,
"tagFamily": "EU taxonomy",
"platformOrder": 1
}
},
"id": 405,
"filterable": true,
"label": "Manufacture of equipment for the production and use of hydrogen"
},
{
"tagTypeId": 11,
"tagType": {
"id": 11,
"tagType": "environmental objective",
"platformOrder": 7,
"tagFamily": {
"id": 1,
"tagFamily": "EU taxonomy",
"platformOrder": 1
}
},
"id": 374,
"filterable": true,
"label": "climate change mitigation"
}
],
"fundingTypes": [
"Grant",
"Equity"
],
"sdgs": [
{
"id": 7,
"label": "7. Affordable and clean energy"
},
{
"id": 13,
"label": "13. Climate action"
}
],
"note": "",
"fundingRangeUSD": ">250M",
"fundingRangeIDUSD": 9,
"numberOfEquityRounds": 8,
"numberOfGrants": 2,
"id": 527,
"eutopiaScore": 93
}
]
}
To search our startup database you should use the following endpoint:
POST /getStartupList
With a JSON request body in the format specified at the section Main Filter.
The possible response codes are:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Startup Detail
All the information related to a startup is divided into different sections:
Additionally, for each funding round, you can get the investors and the sources using the following endpoints:
Startup Overview and Taxonomy
To get a startup overview and taxonomy, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/getStartup/sunfire-668"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain the requested startup, with the format specified at section Startup.
{
"clientID": 668,
"name": "Sunfire",
"logo": "https://res.cloudinary.com/eutopia-3/image/upload/b_white/v1676009885/Startups/idgakaw4vpykudzpl978.jpg",
"website": "http://www.sunfire.de",
"domain": "sunfire.de",
"pitchLine": "Sunfire develops and manufactures industrial electrolysers for the production of renewable hydrogen and syngas.<br><br>The electrolyzers - based on alkaline and solid oxide technologies - are producing hydrogen and Syngas and are meant to decarbonize energy-intensive and climate-conscious businesses. The company either uses renewable electricity and water to produce green hydrogen, or includes captured CO2 in the process to produce renewable syngas which can be transferred into hydrocarbon products. Main applications for the produced fuels are refineries, steel manufacturing, chemicals, mobility, and the utility sector.<br><br>Sunfire develops an innovation that contributes to:<br>Climate change mitigation by producing green hydrogen and renewable syngas.<br>",
"description": "Developer of industrial electrolyzers designed to convert renewable electrical energy into fuels and gases. Innovative technology: Sunfire offers modular power plants and electrolysis systems to produce renewable energy, hydrogen and syngas. Provider of energy conversion technologies, including solid oxide fuel cells and renewable synthetic fuels based on solid oxide electrolyzers. Sunfire is an electrolysis company that designs and manufactures systems for the production of renewable industrial gas and fuel. A World Without Fossil Fuels. Sunfire develops and markets efficient energy supply concepts, which focus on the transformation of regenerative power into liquid petrol (power-to-liquids) or gas (power-to-gas). Develops and produces high-temperature fuel cells which facilitate the generation of electric power and heat. Developer of industrial electrolyzers designed to convert renewable electrical energy into fuels and gases. The company's renewable hydrogen and syngas as substitutes for fossil energy sources and offer electrolyzers based on alkaline and solid oxide (SOEC) technologies, enabling chemical, fuel, and steel industries to transform of energy Established in 2010 and based in Dresden, Germany, Sunfire is a world-leading industrial electrolysis company with two differentiated technologies. We develop and manufacture electrolyzers based on SOEC and Alkaline technologies that enable a truly sustainable and cost-effective production of renewable hydrogen, syngas and e-Fuel.\n\nSunfire has been named Global Cleantech 100 company for six consecutive years and is backed by leading strategic and financial investors such as Neste and SMS Group global leaders in the renewable fuel and steel business. With more than 500 employees located in Germany and Switzerland and a well-established partner network, we realize large electrolysis projects to deliver on our promise: Creating a world without fossil fuels! Sunfire develops and manufactures systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. These substitutes for mineral oil and natural gas, known as e-Gas, e-Fuel or e-Chemicals, replace fossil fuels in existing infrastructures. The solid oxide cells (SOCs) used for the conversion process are also used as generators to provide electricity and heat.\n\nSunfires vision is to make regenerative energy from sources such as wind farms, hydropower plants, and photovoltaic systems available wherever and whenever it is needed not just when the wind is blowing, the waves are crashing or the sun is shining. Established in 2010 and based in Dresden, Germany, Sunfire is a world-leading industrial electrolysis company with two differentiated technologies. We develop and manufacture electrolyzers based on SOEC and Alkaline technologies that enable a truly sustainable and cost-effective production of renewable hydrogen, syngas and e-Fuel.Sunfire has been named Global Cleantech 100 company for six consecutive years and is backed by leading strategic and financial investors such as Neste and SMS Group global leaders in the renewable fuel and steel business. With more than 500 employees located in Germany and Switzerland and a well-established partner network, we realize large electrolysis projects to deliver on our promise: Creating a world without fossil fuels! ognised global leader for off-grid and CHP units based on solide oxide fuel cell technology. Renewables Everywhere. With the co-electrolysis of Sunfire, CO2-neutral synthetic crude oil can be produced from water in combination with carbon dioxide and green electricity via syngas. A breakthrough fuel cell and electrolyser technology replacingtheconventional fossil fuel used in your car with CO2 neutral fuel created from green power, water and CO2 fromtheatmosphere. CO2 & Hydrogen. Sunfire develops and manufactures systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. These substitutes for mineral oil and natural gas, known as e-Gas, e-Fuel or e-Chemicals, replace fossil fuels in existing infrastructures. The solid oxide cells (SOCs) used for the conversion process are also used as generators to provide electricity and heat. Sunfire develops and manufactures systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. These substitutes for mineral oil and natural gas, known as e-Gas, e-Fuel or e-Chemicals, replace fossil fuels in existing infrastructures. The solid oxide cells (SOCs) used for the conversion process are also used as generators to provide electricity and heat. Sunfires vision is to make regenerative energy from sources such as wind farms, hydropower plants, and photovoltaic systems available wherever and whenever it is needed not just when the wind is blowing, the waves are crashing or the sun is shining. Sunfire develops and produces high temperature electrolyzers SOEC and high temperature fuel cells SOFC . As water vapour is used in electrolysis efficiencies of up to H methane and about for fuels are achieved.Customer ProblemTarget groups are energy chemical refinery and utility companies. Energy suppliers can work on a more efficient supply at certain points as the fuel cells can also use hydrocarbons.Business ModelSunfire offers its technology in the fields of CHP off grid production and hydrogen fuels. The product is then sold directly for individual orders.USPIn niche markets the special requirements and simpler logistics can give this system an economic advantage. Sunfire s entry markets are therefore small gas customers off grid applications and CHP plants for real estate.",
"fundingAmount": 2.8E8,
"fundingString": "280M",
"fundingAmountUSD": 3.1753658E8,
"fundingStringUSD": "318M",
"fundingRangeID": 9,
"fundingRange": ">250M",
"lastRoundDate": "2022-07-14T00:00:00.000+00:00",
"aggregationDate": "2022-05-23T14:09:44.703+00:00",
"acquisitionDate": "2021-05-25T00:00:00.000+00:00",
"sustainabilityMetric": 0.9335,
"foundedDate": 2010,
"countryID": 80,
"cityID": 34891,
"admin3ID": 32298,
"admin4ID": 74793,
"continentID": 3,
"country": "Germany",
"city": "Dresden",
"admin3": "Kreisfreie Stadt Dresden",
"admin4": "Dresden",
"continent": "Europe",
"email": "info@sunfire.de",
"phone": "+49 351 8967970",
"sizeID": 2,
"size": "11 - 50",
"stageID": 4,
"stage": "Scaling",
"linkedinURL": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/sunfire-gmbh/",
"twitterURL": "https://twitter.com/sunfire_dresden/",
"facebookURL": "https://facebook.com/1382355191983196/",
"directURL": "sunfire-668",
"sustainabilityMetricID": 4,
"lastRoundType": "Late VC",
"tags": [
{
"tagTypeId": 74,
"tagType": {
"id": 74,
"tagType": "EU activity",
"platformOrder": 9,
"tagFamily": {
"id": 1,
"tagFamily": "EU taxonomy",
"platformOrder": 1
}
},
"id": 405,
"filterable": true,
"label": "Manufacture of equipment for the production and use of hydrogen"
},
{
"tagTypeId": 11,
"tagType": {
"id": 11,
"tagType": "environmental objective",
"platformOrder": 7,
"tagFamily": {
"id": 1,
"tagFamily": "EU taxonomy",
"platformOrder": 1
}
},
"id": 374,
"filterable": true,
"label": "climate change mitigation"
}
],
"fundingTypes": [
"Grant",
"Equity"
],
"sdgs": [
{
"id": 7,
"label": "7. Affordable and clean energy"
},
{
"id": 13,
"label": "13. Climate action"
}
],
"note": "",
"platformOrder": 285.0,
"roundCount": 10,
"roundWithDateCount": 10,
"fundingRangeUSD": ">250M",
"fundingRangeIDUSD": 9,
"profileQuality": 0.9545454545454546,
"webtext": "A world without fossil fuels Over decades, we have been excessively consuming coal, crude oil and natural gas, releasing billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. Sunfires mission is to replace these fossil fuels with renewable energy, turning renewable electricity and captured CO2 into renewable gases and liquids. We empower industries to transform Sunfire brings renewables everywhere. Our electrolyzers produce renewable hydrogen and syngas, a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, from renewable electricity, water steam and captured CO2. With our electrolysis solutions, we help energy-intensive industries and climate-conscious businesses to decarbonize entire value chains: From logistics over material inputs to energy supply. Hydrogen Sunfire-HyLink electrolyzers produce renewable hydrogen the feedstock and energy carrier that decarbonizes industries as well as the energy and mobility sector. Syngas Sunfire-SynLink electrolyzers produce renewable syngas the feed gas for different hydrocarbon products such as e-Fuel and chemicals. Electrolysis Solutions Sunfires electrolyzers based on Alkaline and solid oxide (SOEC) technologies are the optimal electrolysis solution for all hydrogen and syngas applications. High temperature SOEC electrolyzers are the preferred choice for industrial applications when steam (and CO2) is available. For all applications without or limited steam availability, Sunfires ultra-reliable pressurized Alkaline electrolyzers are the cost-effective solution for hydrogen production. Alkaline Electrolyzers The established electrolysis solution for renewable hydrogen production in any setting. With several decades of proven system runtime, our Alkaline electrolyzers are the reliable, ready-to-use solution for large hydrogen projects. Durability Alkaline electrolyzers are the rock-solid electrolysis solution with a proven system lifetime of at least 90,000 operating hours. They are ideally suited for any hydrogen project in which reliability and robustness is of elevated importance. High Pressure Alkaline electrolyzers deliver hydrogen at a pressure of 30 bar(g). As most hydrogen off-takers require hydrogen at high pressure, the electrolyzers eliminate the need for costly investments into additional downstream compression units. SOEC Electrolyzers The game-changing electrolysis solution for industrial settings. Running at 850 C, SOEC electrolyzers utilize industrial off-heat to process water steam (and CO2) to renewable hydrogen or syngas at lowest electricity costs. Conversion Effieciency SOEC electrolyzers target the largest cost driver in hydrogen and syngas production: renewable electricity. By integrating off-heat from industrial processes, our SOECs achieve an electrical efficiency of up to 84 %LHV to AC, realizing substantial savings on renewable electricity. Co-electrolysis SOEC electrolyzers can process water and CO2 to syngas in one single process step. The co-electrolysis capability generates a substantial efficiency and cost advantage over conventional two-step syngas production pathways using a reverse-water-gas-shift reactor. Latest News Activities beyond electrolysis Sunfire is not only recognized as a leading industrial electrolysis company - we also offer an off-grid power supply solution based on solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology. Sunfire-Remote enables clean and reliable power supply in moderate and harsh environments. Next A world without fossil fuels Over decades, we have been excessively consuming coal, crude oil and natural gas, releasing billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. Sunfires mission is to replace these fossil fuels with renewable energy, turning renewable electricity and captured CO2 into renewable gases and liquids. We empower industries to transform Sunfire brings renewables everywhere. Our electrolyzers produce renewable hydrogen and syngas, a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, from renewable electricity, water steam and captured CO2. With our electrolysis solutions, we help energy-intensive industries and climate-conscious businesses to decarbonize entire value chains: From logistics over material inputs to energy supply. Hydrogen Sunfire-HyLink electrolyzers produce renewable hydrogen the feedstock and energy carrier that decarbonizes industries as well as the energy and mobility sector. Syngas Sunfire-SynLink electrolyzers produce renewable syngas the feed gas for different hydrocarbon products such as e-Fuel and chemicals. Learn more Electrolysis Solutions Sunfires electrolyzers based on Alkaline and solid oxide (SOEC) technologies are the optimal electrolysis solution for all hydrogen and syngas applications. High temperature SOEC electrolyzers are the preferred choice for industrial applications when steam (and CO2) is available. For all applications without or limited steam availability, Sunfires ultra-reliable pressurized Alkaline electrolyzers are the cost-effective solution for hydrogen production. Alkaline Electrolyzers The established electrolysis solution for renewable hydrogen production in any setting. With several decades of proven system runtime, our Alkaline electrolyzers are the reliable, ready-to-use solution for large hydrogen projects. Durability Alkaline electrolyzers are the rock-solid electrolysis solution with a proven system lifetime of at least 90,000 operating hours. They are ideally suited for any hydrogen project in which reliability and robustness is of elevated importance. High Pressure Alkaline electrolyzers deliver hydrogen at a pressure of 30 bar(g). As most hydrogen off-takers require hydrogen at high pressure, the electrolyzers eliminate the need for costly investments into additional downstream compression units. Read more SOEC Electrolyzers The game-changing electrolysis solution for industrial settings. Running at 850 C, SOEC electrolyzers utilize industrial off-heat to process water steam (and CO2) to renewable hydrogen or syngas at lowest electricity costs. Conversion Effieciency SOEC electrolyzers target the largest cost driver in hydrogen and syngas production: renewable electricity. By integrating off-heat from industrial processes, our SOECs achieve an electrical efficiency of up to 84 %LHV to AC, realizing substantial savings on renewable electricity. Co-electrolysis SOEC electrolyzers can process water and CO2 to syngas in one single process step. The co-electrolysis capability generates a substantial efficiency and cost advantage over conventional two-step syngas production pathways using a reverse-water-gas-shift reactor. A world without fossil fuels Over decades, we have been excessively consuming coal, crude oil and natural gas, releasing billions of tons of CO 2 into the atmosphere. Sunfires mission is to replace these fossil fuels with renewable energy, turning renewable electricity and captured CO 2 into renewable gases and liquids. We empower industries to transform Sunfire brings renewables everywhere. Our electrolyzers produce renewable hydrogen and syngas, a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, from renewable electricity, water steam and captured CO 2 . With our electrolysis solutions, we help energy-intensive industries and climate-conscious businesses to decarbonize entire value chains: From logistics over material inputs to energy supply.",
"numberOfEquityRounds": 8,
"numberOfGrants": 2,
"id": 527,
"fundRaising": false,
"eutopiaScore": 93
}
To get a startup overview and taxonomy you should use the following endpoint:
GET /getStartup/[directLink]
It takes a single parameter, indicated as ”[directLink]” in the example, which is taken from a previous call of the endpoint at Startup List, variable ”directLink”, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Startup Patents
To get a startup overview and taxonomy, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/patents/668"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain the requested patents, with the format specified at section Patent.
[
{
"id": 54136,
"googlePatentsUrl": "https://patents.google.com/patent/DE112015006427A5/",
"filingDate": "2015-04-07T22:00:00.000+00:00",
"publicationDate": "2017-12-27T23:00:00.000+00:00",
"patentAbstract": "A Process For The Production Of Synthetically Produced Methane (57)/Gaseous And/Or Liquid Hydrocarbons (114, 115, 116, 117). For This Purpose, Hydrogen (44, 84, 150) From An Electrolytic Arrangement (41, 81, 151, 159) Which Is Operated By Means Of Regeneratively Generated Electric Energy And Carbon Dioxide (19, 46, 86) Are Synthesized In A Methane Synthesis (Figs. 2-48) Or Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis (Figs. 3-96) Or Other Suitable Hydrocarbon Synthesis, The Carbon Dioxide (19, 46, 86) Being Produced From An Air/Gas Flow (3, 134) By Means Of A Carbon Dioxide Recovery System (Fig. 1). The Carbon Dioxide (19, 46, 86) Is Obtained From The Air/Gas Flow (3, 134) In The Carbon Dioxide Recovery System (Fig. 1) By Way Of A Reversible Adsorption Process. Also A Production System (57) For The Production Of Synthetically Produced Methane/Gaseous And/Or Liquid Hydrocarbons (114, 115, 116, 117), In Particular For Carrying Out The Production Process According To The Invention, Comprising An Electrolytic Arrangement (41, 81, 151, 159) Which Is Operated By Means Of Regeneratively Generated Electric Energy (42, 82, 153) For Producing Hydrogen (44, 84, 150), A Carbon Dioxide Recovery System (Fig. 1) For Producing Carbon Dioxide (19, 46, 86) From An Air/Gas Flow (3, 134) And A Methane (Fig. 2) Or Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis (Fig. 3) Or Any Other Suitable Hydrocarbon Synthesis For Synthesizing Hydrogen (44, 84, 150) And Carbon Dioxide (19, 45, 86) To Methane (57)/Gaseous And/Or Liquid Hydrocarbons (114, 115, 116, 117).",
"title": "Production Process And Production System For Producing Methane / Gaseous And/Or Liquid Hydrocarbons",
"jurisdiction": 80,
"publicationNumber": "DE-112015006427-A5",
"familyId": 1078,
"clientId": 668,
"jurisdictionName": "Germany",
"status": "pending"
},
{
"id": 54137,
"googlePatentsUrl": "https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2016161998A1/",
"filingDate": "2015-04-07T22:00:00.000+00:00",
"publicationDate": "2016-10-12T22:00:00.000+00:00",
"patentAbstract": "A Process For The Production Of Synthetically Produced Methane (57)/Gaseous And/Or Liquid Hydrocarbons (114, 115, 116, 117). For This Purpose, Hydrogen (44, 84, 150) From An Electrolytic Arrangement (41, 81, 151, 159) Which Is Operated By Means Of Regeneratively Generated Electric Energy And Carbon Dioxide (19, 46, 86) Are Synthesized In A Methane Synthesis (Figs. 2-48) Or Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis (Figs. 3-96) Or Other Suitable Hydrocarbon Synthesis, The Carbon Dioxide (19, 46, 86) Being Produced From An Air/Gas Flow (3, 134) By Means Of A Carbon Dioxide Recovery System (Fig. 1). The Carbon Dioxide (19, 46, 86) Is Obtained From The Air/Gas Flow (3, 134) In The Carbon Dioxide Recovery System (Fig. 1) By Way Of A Reversible Adsorption Process. Also A Production System (57) For The Production Of Synthetically Produced Methane/Gaseous And/Or Liquid Hydrocarbons (114, 115, 116, 117), In Particular For Carrying Out The Production Process According To The Invention, Comprising An Electrolytic Arrangement (41, 81, 151, 159) Which Is Operated By Means Of Regeneratively Generated Electric Energy (42, 82, 153) For Producing Hydrogen (44, 84, 150), A Carbon Dioxide Recovery System (Fig. 1) For Producing Carbon Dioxide (19, 46, 86) From An Air/Gas Flow (3, 134) And A Methane (Fig. 2) Or Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis (Fig. 3) Or Any Other Suitable Hydrocarbon Synthesis For Synthesizing Hydrogen (44, 84, 150) And Carbon Dioxide (19, 45, 86) To Methane (57)/Gaseous And/Or Liquid Hydrocarbons (114, 115, 116, 117).",
"title": "Production Process And Production System For Producing Methane / Gaseous And/Or Liquid Hydrocarbons",
"jurisdiction": 241,
"publicationNumber": "WO-2016161998-A1",
"familyId": 1078,
"clientId": 668,
"jurisdictionName": "World",
"status": "pending"
}
]
To get all the patents of a startup, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /patents/[clientID]
It takes a single parameter, indicated as ”[clientID]” in the example, which is taken from a previous call of the endpoint at Startup List, variable ”clientID”, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Startup Investors
To get all the investors of a startup, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/investors/668"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain the requested investors, with the format specified at section Investor.
[
{
"id": 13333,
"name": "Amazon Climate Pledge Fund",
"firstRoundDate": "Jul 2022",
"roundTypes": "Late VC"
},
{
"id": 19364,
"name": "IPCEI",
"firstRoundDate": "Jun 2022",
"roundTypes": "Grant"
}
]
To get all the investors of a startup, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /investors/[clientID]
It takes a single parameter, indicated as ”[clientID]” in the example, which is taken from a previous call of the endpoint at Startup List, variable ”clientID”, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Startup Contacts
To get all the contacts of a startup, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X POST "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/contacts" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d "{'clientID': 668, 'decisionMaker': false, 'roleID': 5}"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain all the requested contacts, with the format specified at section Contact.
[
{
"name": "Hergen Wolf",
"role": "Director Product Management",
"department": "Tech",
"email": "hergenthore.wolf@sunfire.de",
"linkedinURL": "http://www.linkedin.com/in/hergen-wolf",
"decisionMaker": true,
"id": 1170662
},
{
"name": "David Hering",
"role": "Head Of Production",
"department": "Tech",
"email": "david.hering@sunfire.de",
"linkedinURL": "http://www.linkedin.com/in/david-hering-07a169247",
"decisionMaker": true,
"id": 1170669
}
]
To get all contacts of a startup, you should use the following endpoint:
POST /contacts
With a JSON request body in the format specified at the Section Contacts Filter, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Startup Funding rounds
To get all the funding rounds of a startup, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET https://api.netzeroinsights.com/fundingRoundsPrints/668
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain the requested funding rounds, with the format specified at section Funding Round.
[
{
"clientId": 668,
"roundDate": "2022-07-14T00:00:00.000+00:00",
"roundType": "Late VC",
"roundAmount": 0.0,
"coFundingRoundId": 138720,
"roundInvestors": [
13333
],
"roundNews": [
58824,
58825,
58826
],
"source": "pratik_gohil",
"financingInstrument": "Equity",
"equityStageID": 4,
"exitStageID": 1,
"id": 143791
},
{
"clientId": 668,
"roundDate": "2022-07-01T00:00:00.000+00:00",
"roundType": "Grant",
"roundAmount": 0.0,
"coFundingRoundId": 177701,
"roundInvestors": [
19364
],
"roundNews": [
72998
],
"source": "sharmila_bojan",
"financingInstrument": "Grant",
"equityStageID": 5,
"exitStageID": 1,
"id": 154414
}
]
To get all the funding rounds of a startup, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /fundingRoundsPrints/[clientID]
It takes a single parameter, indicated as ”[clientID]” in the example, which is taken from a previous call of the endpoint at Startup List, variable ”clientID”, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Funding round investors
To get all the investors of a given set of funding rounds, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X POST https://api.netzeroinsights.com/getFundingRoundInvestors \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d "{[86971]}"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain all the investors of the requested funding rounds, with the format specified at section Funding Round Investor.
[
{
"id": 10140,
"name": "Blue Earth Capital",
"website": "https://blueearth.capital/",
"fundingRoundId": 86971
},
{
"id": 3222,
"name": "Carbon Direct Capital Management",
"website": "https://carbon-direct.com/",
"fundingRoundId": 86971
},
{
"id": 6970,
"name": "Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners",
"website": "https://cipartners.dk/",
"fundingRoundId": 86971
}
]
To get all the investors of a given set of funding rounds, you should use the following endpoint:
POST /getFundingRoundInvestors
The request body should be a list of round IDs, which you can get from previous calls of Startup Funding Rounds, variable ”coFundingRoundId”, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Funding round sources
To get all the sources of a funding round, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET https://api.netzeroinsights.com/roundNewsByRoundID/86971
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain all the sources of a funding rounds, with the format specified at section Funding round source.
[
{
"id": 50021,
"url": "https://www.sunfire.de/en/news/detail/sunfire-secures-further-growth-capital-and-an-agreement-for-up-to-640-mw-electrolysis-offtake",
"fundingRoundId": 86971
},
{
"id": 39628,
"url": "https://tech.eu/2022/03/24/sunfire-gets-eur195-million-backing-to-support-european-energy-independence",
"fundingRoundId": 86971
},
{
"id": 39629,
"url": "https://renewablesnow.com/news/sunfire-raises-eur-86m-to-scale-electrolysers-production-778402/",
"fundingRoundId": 86971
}
]
To get all the sources of a funding round, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /roundNewsByRoundID/[coFundingRoundId]
It takes a single parameter, indicated as ”[coFundingRoundId]” in the example, which is taken from a previous call of the endpoint at Section Startup Funding Rounds, variable ”coFundingRoundId”, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Filters structure
Main Filter
This is the main filter used when searching for startups. It contains two simple fields (”offset” and ”limit”) and some complex ones (i.e.: ”include”, ”sorting”) defined further in this document.
Parameter name | Parameter type | Description |
---|---|---|
limit | int | Maximum number of results shown |
offset | int | Number of pages (of size "limit") skipped |
sorting | Section Sorting | Order of the results |
include | Section Startups Filter | Filters related to startups which should be included in the result |
exclude | Section Startups Filter | Filters related to startups which should be excluded in the result |
Sorting
Parameter name | Parameter type | Description |
---|---|---|
column | string | See Section Sortable Columns for the available options |
direction | string | The only options available are ”ASC” and ”DESC” |
Startups Filter
Parameter name | Parameter type | Description |
---|---|---|
searchableLocations | List of int | See Section Searchable Locations for the accepted values |
sizes | List of Section Size | Number of employees |
stages | List of int | Growth stage, see Section Stages for accepted values |
fundings | List of int | Total funding range, see Section Fundings for accepted val- ues |
fundingsFrom | int | Minimum total funding |
fundingsTo | int | Maximum total funding |
tags | List of int | See Section Tags for accepted values |
sustainabilities | List of int | See Section Sustainabilities for accepted values |
foundedDates | List of Section Founded Date | Startup founded date |
acquisitionDateFrom | date | Starting date for when the startup has been inserted into our database |
acquisitionDateTo | date | Maximum date for when the startup has been in- serted into our database |
foundedDatesFrom | date | Starting founded date |
foundedDatesTo | date | Maximum founded date |
raisedDateFrom | date | Starting date for any round |
raisedDateTo | date | Maximum date for any round |
lastRoundDates | List of Section Last Round Date | Date range for last round |
lastRoundDatesFrom | date | Starting date for last round |
lastRoundDatesTo | date | Maximum date for last round |
fundingTypes | List of Section Funding Type | Funding type for any round |
sdgs | List of int | Sustainable development goals, see Section SDGs for accepted values |
wildcards | List of string | Any match of the keywords in the name/pitchline/description |
wildcardsFields | List of Section Wildcard Fields | Select on which fields to match the wildcards |
investors | List of int | See Section Investors for the accepted values |
lastFundingTypes | List of Section Funding Type | Funding type for last round |
lastFundingsFrom | List of int | Minimum last round amount |
lastFundingsTo | List of int | Maximum last round amount |
patentSearch | List of string | Any match of the keywords in any patent description |
patentsStatus | List of Section Patent Status | Status of any patent |
applicationDateFrom | Date | Starting application date for any patent |
applicationDateTo | Date | Maximum application date for any patent |
grantedDateFrom | Date | Starting granted date for any patent |
grantedDateTo | Date | Maximum granted date for any patent |
patentOffice | List of int | See Section Searchable Locations for the accepted values |
patentsCountFrom | int | Minimum number of patents |
patentsCountTo | int | Maximum number of patents |
fundRaising | List of string | Use ”fundRaising” to see all the companies likely to fundraise |
Contacts Filter
Parameter name | Parameter type | Description |
---|---|---|
clientID | int | ClientID of the requested startup, taken from a previous call of Startup List |
decisionMaker | boolean | Optional, if true only returns contacts with decision making capabilities |
roleID | int | Optional, contact role, see Section Role for accepted values |
Additional Tables
Sortable Columns
Value | Usable for | Description |
---|---|---|
name | startup | Startup name |
country | startup | Startup country |
website | startup | Startup website |
foundedDate | startup | Startup founded date |
size | startup | Number of employees |
stage | startup | Startup growth stage |
lastRoundDate | startup | Startup last round date |
acquisitionDate | startup | Date of startup insertion into our database |
fundingString | startup | Startup total funding |
lastRoundAmount | startup | Startup last round amount |
lastRoundType | startup | Startup last round type |
sustainabilityMetricID | startup | Startup impact on the ecosystem |
tags | startup | Startup tags |
fundingTypes | startup | Startup funding types |
sdgs | startup | Startup Sustainable Development Goals |
Size
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | 1-10 |
2 | 11-50 |
3 | 51-100 |
4 | 101-200 |
5 | 201-500 |
6 | 501-1000 |
7 | 1001-5000 |
8 | 5001-10000 |
9 | 10000+ |
Founded Date
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | This year |
2 | Last year |
3 | Last 3 years |
4 | Last 5 years |
Last Round Date
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | Last month |
2 | Last semester |
3 | Last year |
Wildcard Fields
Label |
---|
pitchLine |
description |
websiteContent |
Patent Status
Label |
---|
granted |
pending |
Stages
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | Ideation |
2 | Early |
3 | Growth |
4 | Scaling |
Fundings
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | 0 - 500K |
2 | 500K - 1M |
3 | 1M-5M |
4 | 5M-10M |
5 | 10M - 25M |
6 | 25M - 50M |
7 | 50M - 100M |
8 | 100M - 250M |
9 | 250+M |
Sustainabilities
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | Low impact |
2 | Average impact |
3 | High impact |
4 | Very high impact |
Round Date
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | Last Month |
2 | Last Quarter |
3 | Last Semester |
4 | Last Year |
5 | YTD |
SDGs
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | 1. No poverty |
2 | 2. Zero hunger |
3 | 3. Good health and well-being |
4 | 4. Quality education |
5 | 5. Gender equality |
6 | 6. Clean water and sanitation |
7 | 7. Affordable and clean energy |
8 | 8. Decent work and economic growth |
9 | 9. Industry, innovation, and infrastructure |
10 | 10. Reduced inequalities |
11 | 11. Sustainable cities and communities |
12 | 12. Responsible consumption and production |
13 | 13. Climate action |
14 | 14. Life below water |
15 | 15. Life on land |
16 | 16. Peace justice and strong institutions |
17 | 17. Partenrships |
Financing Instrument
Label |
---|
Debt |
Equity |
Grant |
Equity Stage
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | Other |
2 | Pre-seed and seed |
3 | Early stage |
4 | Late stage |
Exit Stage
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | Venture |
2 | Exit |
3 | Post Exit |
Role
ID | Label |
---|---|
1 | Fouder |
2 | HR |
3 | Sales |
4 | Marketing / PR |
5 | Tech |
6 | C-Suite |
Tags
To get the list of the currently available tags, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/getEnabledTags"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain all the available tags, with the JSON structured like the following:
[
{
"name": "3d printing",
"id": 1
},
{
"name": "advanced material",
"id": 2
}
]
To get the list of the currently available tags, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /getEnabledTags
It takes no parameter, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Investors
To get the list of the currently available investors, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/getInvestorsForFilter"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain all the available investors, with the JSON structured like the following:
[
{
"id": 142,
"name": "Hevella Capital",
"website": "https://www.hevella-capital.com/"
},
{
"id": 143,
"name": "IBB Ventures",
"website": "https://www.ibbventures.de/"
}
]
To get the list of the currently available investors, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /getInvestorsForFilter
It takes no parameter, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Funding Type
To get the list of the currently available funding types, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/getFundingTypes"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain all the available funding types, with the JSON structured like the following:
[
{
"name": "Accelerator/incubator",
"id": 65
},
{
"name": "Acquisition",
"id": 66
}
]
To get the list of the currently available funding types, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /getFundingTypes
It takes no parameter, and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Searchable Locations
To get the list of the searchable locations, use this code:
curl -v --cookie 'JSESSIONID=EXAMPLE_SESSION_ID' \
-X GET "https://api.netzeroinsights.com/searchLocation/london"
In case of a 200 response, the response body will contain all the matching searchable locations, with the JSON structured like the following:
[
{
"cityID": 112253,
"cityName": "London",
"adminID4": 3113,
"adminName4": "England",
"countryID": 225,
"countryName": "United Kingdom",
"continentID": 3,
"continentName": "Europe",
"id": 928071
},
{
"cityID": 14534,
"cityName": "London",
"adminID4": 514,
"adminName4": "Ontario",
"countryID": 38,
"countryName": "Canada",
"continentID": 4,
"continentName": "North America",
"id": 775779
}
]
To get the list of the searchable locations, you should use the following endpoint:
GET /searchLocation/[location]
It takes a single parameter, indicated as ”[location]” in the example, which is a string used to filter the locations and has the following response codes:
Response code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | Request successful |
Responses structure
Startup search
Name | Content |
---|---|
results | List of Section Startup |
count | Total number of results, regardless of the ”limit” parameter |
Startup
Name | Content |
---|---|
id | Internal ID |
clientID | Startup ID |
name | Name |
logo | URL to company’s logo |
website | Company website |
domain | Company website domain |
pitchLine | Pitchline |
description | Description fetched from the company website |
fundingAmount | Company total funding in EUR |
fundingString | Company total funding in EUR, formatted |
fundingAmountUSD | Company total funding in USD |
fundingStringUSD | Company total funding in USD, formatted |
fundingRangeID | Company total funding range ID |
fundingRange | Company total funding range |
fundingRangeUSD | Company total funding range in USD |
fundingRangeIDUSD | Company total funding range ID in USD |
lastRoundDate | Date of the last round |
foundedDate | Founded date |
countryID | Country ID |
country | Country name |
city | City name |
continent | Continent name |
Company main email | |
phone | Company main phone |
sizeID | Company number of employees range ID |
size | Company number of employees range |
stageID | Company growth stage ID |
stage | Company growth stage |
linkedinURL | URL to company LinkedIn |
twitterURL | URL to company Twitter |
facebookURL | URL to company Facebook |
directURL | URL to our company page |
sustainabilityMetric | Company climate impact metric |
sustainabilityMetricID | Company climate impact metric range ID |
lastRoundAmount | Last round amount in EUR |
lastRoundAmountUSD | Last round amount in USD |
lastRoundAmountString | Last round amount in EUR, formatted |
lastRoundAmountStringUSD | Last round amount in USD, formatted |
lastRoundType | Last round type |
revenueEuro | Total company revenue |
revenueYear | Year related to the ”revenueEuro” field |
tags | Company tags |
fundingTypes | Funding types of any round |
sdgs | Sustainable Development Goals |
isFundRaising | Company likelihood to fundraise |
roundCount | Number of rounds |
roundWithDateCount | Number of rounds with a date available |
reviewDate | Date of latest company review by our analysts |
Funding round
Name | Content |
---|---|
id | Internal funding round ID |
clientID | Startup ID |
roundDate | Date of the round |
roundType | Type of the round |
roundAmount | Amount of the round (EUR) |
roundAmountUSD | Amount of the round (USD) |
roundAmountId | ID of the amount range |
coFundingRoundId | Additional internal funding round ID |
fundingRange | Amount range |
roundInvestors | List of IDs of all the investors of the round |
roundNews | List of IDs of all the sources of the round |
roundCurrency | Original currency of the round |
originalAmount | Round amount in original currency |
source | Name of the analyst who inserted the round |
financingInstrument | Financing instrument |
equityStageID | Equity stage ID, see Section Equity Stage |
exitStageID | Exit stage ID, see Section Exit Stage |
Funding round investor
Name | Content |
---|---|
id | Internal investor ID |
name | Investor name |
website | Investor website |
fundingRoundId | Funding round ID |
Funding round source
Name | Content |
---|---|
id | Internal source ID |
url | Source url |
fundingRoundId | Funding round ID |
Patent
Name | Content |
---|---|
id | Internal patent ID |
googlePatentsUrl | Patent url |
filingDate | Filing date |
publicationDate | Pubblication date |
patentAbstract | Patent abstract |
title | Patent title |
jurisdiction | Country ID where the patent has been filed |
jurisdictionName | Name of the country where the patent has been filed |
publicationNumber | External patent ID |
familyId | Internal patent family ID |
clientId | Client ID of the startup |
status | Patent status, see Section Patent Status |
Investor
Name | Content |
---|---|
id | Internal investor ID |
name | Investor name |
firstRoundDate | Date of the first round of the company in which the in- vestor made an appearance |
roundTypes | Types of round in which the investor appeared |
Contact
Name | Content |
---|---|
name | Person name |
role | Person role |
department | Person department |
Person email | |
linkedinURL | Person LinkedIn URL |
decisionMaker | True if the person has decision making capabilities |
id | Internal person ID |
Errors
The Net Zero Insights API uses the following error codes:
Error Code | Meaning |
---|---|
400 | Bad Request -- Your request is invalid. |
401 | Unauthorized -- Your credentials are wrong. |
402 | You have reached the maximum number of searches allowed for your subscription. |
403 | Forbidden -- The requested resource is hidden for administrators only. |
404 | Not Found -- The specified resource could not be found. |
405 | Method Not Allowed -- You tried to access a resource with an invalid method. |
406 | Not Acceptable -- You requested a format that isn't json. |
410 | Gone -- The requested resource has been removed from our servers. |
418 | I'm a teapot. |
429 | Too Many Requests -- You're requesting too many resource. Try again later |
500 | Internal Server Error -- We had a problem with our server. Try again later. |
503 | Service Unavailable -- We're temporarily offline for maintenance. Try again later. |