MatarSystems LLC
Professional API / data delivery

Integrate trAide as structured intelligence, not a retail interface.

Professional access gives research, fintech, brokerage, and investment teams authenticated resources with model identity, freshness, lineage, and delivery evidence for their own workflows.

trAide API surface

v1
GET /v1/health

Service, artifact, and freshness state

GET /v1/contract

Active model, universe, and policy identity

GET /v1/signals/current

Current canonical intelligence

GET /v1/signals/history

Timestamped historical record

GET /v1/audit

Generation and delivery evidence

POST /v1/webhooks/test

Signed integration test envelope

The professional difference

The output arrives with the context needed to operate around it.

Stable resource shapes

Versioned schemas make integration behavior visible and deliberate.

Model and contract identity

Every signal can name the production model and contract that produced it.

Point in time freshness

Generated time, validity, data age, and artifact state travel with the output.

Signal lineage

Follow generation, qualification, publication, delivery, and acknowledgement.

Operational evidence

Audit exports and delivery receipts support internal review and investigation.

Deployment choices

Use hosted API delivery or discuss an isolated deployment architecture.

Integration pattern

One source of signal truth. Your systems decide where it goes next.

trAide owns the canonical intelligence. Your integration can route, display, approve, or withhold it according to your product and permissions while preserving the original signal identity.

01

Authenticate

Scoped API access identifies the organization and entitlement.

02

Retrieve

Read current signals, history, contract, or health resources.

03

Verify

Check schema version, freshness, model identity, and signal status.

04

Distribute

Render internally or publish through your approved workflow.

05

Reconcile

Use IDs, audit events, and delivery receipts to trace the outcome.

Start with the integration you need

Pilot the API, then expand the operating layer around it.