Enigma Business Data GraphQL API

For a buyer-selected U.S. brand or legal entity, the standing GraphQL product returns dated industry nodes whose industryType explicitly distinguishes NAICS 2017, NAICS 2022, SIC, MCC, and Enigma descriptions, with code, description, and last-observed date.

Enigma searches or enriches a buyer-selected U.S. business and returns operatingStatus with lastObservedDate, along with legal-entity formation, registration, industry, and related observation dates. The last-observed field supplies a signal as-of point, but the documentation does not define the observation window, source completeness, or whether silence means the business ceased operating.

Enigma's U.S. business graph returns registered-entity type, formationDate, homeJurisdictionState, registration status, and lastObservedDate for a buyer-selected business, with Secretary-of-State data underlying registered-entity facts. The cited fields do not establish the exact registry identifier, raw source-registry edition, cessation dates, or retrieval date, and Enigma's normalized status should not be equated automatically with legal good standing.

Buyer-selected operating locations return open/closed/temporary/unknown states and first/last-observed dates from recurring observations.

The non-contributory standing GraphQL product lets a buyer search a selected brand and returns repeated operating locations and addresses; its schema documents location type, geography, operating or marketable status concepts, and first- and last-observed dates. It supports observed U.S. operating footprint, not regulatory branch authority or insurance specialisation.

Enigma's authenticated business graph accepts buyer-selected business/address search and exposes Address-to-LegalEntity, Address-to-OperatingLocation, EmailAddress-to-Role, brand, and legal-entity edges with dataset IDs and first- and last-observed dates. It directly supports dated shared-identifier links while not asserting same-entity identity or common control.

Enigma's standing U.S. business graph exposes person, role, brand/legal-entity, email, address, and operating-location relationships with first- and last-observed dates. A resolved person-role relationship supports an observed business affiliation, not certified employment, office, ownership, or control.