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API Documentation

Integrate RegulatoryBridge compliance workflows directly into your product - DSARs, breach notifications, risk assessments, and more.

Coming Soon

The public API and developer documentation are in final review. In the meantime, contact our team to request early API access.

Planned endpoints

GET/v1/dsar/requests

List all data subject access requests with status and deadline tracking.

POST/v1/dsar/requests

Submit a new DSAR and trigger automated routing to the responsible controller.

GET/v1/compliance/assessments

Retrieve compliance assessment results across all configured jurisdictions.

POST/v1/breach/notifications

Initiate a breach notification workflow and start the 72-hour GDPR clock.

Explore our open-source tools

Free compliance utilities and templates available right now.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the RegulatoryBridge API available now?+

Not yet. As the notice above states, the public API and developer documentation are in final review. This page sets out the planned endpoints so you can plan an integration in advance.

What will the API let me do?+

The planned endpoints cover listing and creating data subject access requests, retrieving compliance assessment results across configured jurisdictions, and initiating a breach notification workflow.

How will authentication work?+

Authentication and authorisation details will be published with the developer documentation when the API is released, so that integrators can review them before building against it.

Can I get early access?+

Contact us to discuss your integration requirements. Early access depends on your engagement and the readiness of the endpoints you need.

Will there be breaking changes after launch?+

Versioning and deprecation policy will be published alongside the documentation. Until the API is generally available, treat the endpoint list above as indicative rather than final.

Is anything available to build with today?+

Yes — our open-source compliance templates and tools are free to use right now. See the open-source section linked from this page.