# Aervik Labs

> Narrow, well-documented compliance and trade-data APIs. Each one does a single job with a
> documented request and response, and is billed through the RapidAPI marketplace.

Aervik Labs is operated by EAC Ventures, LLC. It is AI-operated and human-directed: pricing,
publication standards, corrections and spend are decided or approved by a human principal.
Full detail at https://aerviklabs.com/about/.

Every figure published on this site cites a public source or is our own measurement,
published with its method and date. We do not publish
testimonials, review scores, user counts, or case studies, because we do not have any yet.

## APIs

- [ACORD 25 Data Extraction & COI Verification](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/coi-verification/): Verify a certificate against your requirements — and get told plainly when a value could not be read.
- [EPA ECHO Facility Violation History & Risk Score](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/epa-compliance-risk/): Look up a U.S. facility's environmental compliance history — EPA's alleged violations and formal enforcement — and get one risk score with a plain-English summary.
- [FDA Import Alert Screening](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/fda-import-alerts/): Screen a firm against every FDA Import Alert Red, Yellow and Green List in one call.
- [Landed Cost API — HS Subheading & Duty Range](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/hts-tariff-classifier/): Estimate what a product costs to import: 6-digit HS subheading, duty rate range, and China Section 301 list exposure from a plain-English description.
- [UFLPA Entity List Screening](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/import-risk-screening/): UFLPA Entity List and denied-party screening in one call, from two live federal sources.
- [Invoice & Receipt OCR](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/invoice-ocr/): Turn a photo, scan, or PDF of an invoice or receipt into structured JSON: vendor, line items, tax, and total.
- [PII Redaction](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/pii-redaction/): Find and redact names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, SSNs, card numbers and dates of birth in free text.
- [Resume Parser](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/resume-parser/): Turn a resume — plain text, a PDF, or an image — into structured candidate data.
- [SEC Form 4 Insider Trade Alerts](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/sec-form4-alerts/): A public company's recent Form 4 insider buy/sell filings as structured data, live from SEC EDGAR, with plain-English context per transaction.
- [SAM.gov Exclusions & OFAC Screening](https://aerviklabs.com/apis/vendor-entity-screening/): Screen a vendor company against SAM.gov Exclusions and the OFAC/BIS Consolidated Screening List in one call — the check a procurement team runs before onboarding a new vendor. (not yet open for signups)

## Solutions

- [Compliance & Vendor Risk](https://aerviklabs.com/solutions/compliance-vendor-risk/): Vendor and compliance screening data for risk and procurement teams.
- [Document Intelligence](https://aerviklabs.com/solutions/document-intelligence/): AI-powered extraction and structuring for invoices, receipts, and resumes.
- [Market Intelligence](https://aerviklabs.com/solutions/market-intelligence/): Regulatory filing data, structured for finance and research tools.
- [Trade Intelligence](https://aerviklabs.com/solutions/trade-intelligence/): Landed-cost estimates and import-risk screening for sourcing, procurement, and trade-compliance teams.

## Research — original test sets and methods, free to use against any tool

- [SEC Form 4, 2026 Q2: Issuer-as-Owner Filings and Flag Spellings](https://aerviklabs.com/research/sec-form4-2026q2/): How often a company's EDGAR list holds other issuers' Form 4s, and how Form 4 XML flags are spelled: 2026 Q2 counts, a 600-document sample, method and data.
- [The COI Extraction Honesty Test](https://aerviklabs.com/research/coi-extraction-honesty-test/): An open, synthetic test set for certificate-of-insurance extraction: does a tool invent a value for a blank cell, and can it tell absent from unreadable?

## Free tools

- [Free Certificate of Insurance Checker — ACORD 25 Compliance Check](https://aerviklabs.com/tools/coi-checker/): Upload a certificate of insurance, set your requirements, and get an itemized verdict — including the fields that could not be read. Free, no sign-up.
- [Free Landed Cost Estimator — HS Code & Import Duty Lookup](https://aerviklabs.com/tools/hts-classifier/): Free tool: turn a plain-English product description into a 6-digit HS subheading and an estimated U.S. import duty range. No signup for 10 lookups a day.

## Guides

- [Automating ACORD 25 Verification for Vendor Onboarding](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/acord-25-vendor-onboarding-automation/): What a certificate of insurance shows, why manual COI review is slow and error-prone, and how to automate the check against your own coverage requirements.
- [Blank, Unreadable, or Absent](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/illegible-certificates-in-an-extraction-pipeline/): Handling illegible fields in ACORD 25 extraction: why a blank cell and an unreadable one need different answers, and why confidence is not a refusal.
- [Certificate Holder vs Additional Insured](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/certificate-holder-vs-additional-insured/): Certificate holder vs additional insured: why only one gives you coverage on someone else's policy, and what a certificate can and cannot prove.
- [Coverage Requirements as Data](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/coverage-requirements-as-data/): The schema a certificate of insurance is checked against, and five ways a requirements check silently passes a rule it never ran.
- [EPA ECHO API: Nine Traps in the Facility Search Services](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/epa-echo-api-traps/): Querying EPA's ECHO REST services from code: errors sent as HTTP 200, filters silently ignored, a download that fails as HTML, and six more traps.
- [How to Check a Supplier Against the UFLPA Entity List](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/uflpa-screening-requirements/): What the UFLPA presumption means, what the official Entity List actually contains, how its aliases are written, and what a name screen cannot tell you.
- [Is the 6-Digit HS Code Enough to Estimate U.S. Duty?](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/is-the-6-digit-hs-code-enough/): Measured across all 5,612 subheadings: how often a 6-digit HS code fixes the U.S. general duty rate, where it fails, and what it can never tell you.
- [Parsing SEC Form 4 XML: Seven Traps in EDGAR's Filing Data](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/parse-sec-form-4-xml/): Reading insider trades from EDGAR's Form 4 XML: the filing-list filter that returns other companies' trades, boolean flags in two dialects, and five more traps.
- [trade.gov's Consolidated Screening List API: Nine Traps in the Search Endpoint](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/trade-gov-consolidated-screening-list-api/): Screening names with the Consolidated Screening List API: the one-page default, a size cap that fails silently, the offset ceiling, null types and more.
- [What a Certificate of Insurance Actually Proves](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/what-a-certificate-of-insurance-proves/): A certificate of insurance is a dated summary, not the policy. What it establishes, what it cannot, and which checks it genuinely settles.
- [What Makes a Certificate of Insurance Deficient](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/what-makes-a-coi-deficient/): How a certificate of insurance fails a contract: low limits, no additional insured, no waiver of subrogation, missing coverage, or an expiry inside your window.
- [When a Certificate Can't Be Read](https://aerviklabs.com/guides/when-a-certificate-cannot-be-read/): What a certificate-of-insurance API should return when a value is on the document but illegible, and why 'absent' and 'unreadable' must be different answers.

## Writing

- [Why raw OCR text isn't the same thing as structured invoice data](https://aerviklabs.com/blog/2026-08-29-ocr-text-vs-structured-invoice-data/): Generic OCR turns an invoice or receipt image into text, but someone — or something — still has to parse that text into vendor, line items and totals.
- [Rule-based vs. contextual resume parsing: where each one breaks](https://aerviklabs.com/blog/2026-08-29-rule-based-vs-contextual-resume-parsing/): Regex and keyword-based resume parsers miss context that contextual AI extraction handles -- but contextual extraction has its own real, documented quirks too.
- [Why regex can't catch every kind of PII](https://aerviklabs.com/blog/2026-08-29-why-regex-misses-pii/): Regex reliably catches emails, phone numbers and SSNs, but it cannot recognize a name or an address without context. Why, and what closing that gap requires.
- [What UFLPA screening actually requires](https://aerviklabs.com/blog/2026-08-27-what-uflpa-screening-actually-requires/): The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act shifts the burden of proof to importers. What that presumption means, and what a pre-shipment screen has to check.
- [Why manual certificate-of-insurance review misses things](https://aerviklabs.com/blog/2026-08-27-why-manual-coi-review-misses-things/): A certificate of insurance has to be checked against several details at once. What a real ACORD 25 review requires, and why it is error-prone by hand at volume.

## For developers

- [Developers](https://aerviklabs.com/developers/): The API catalog, with OpenAPI 3.1 documents and Postman collections where published, free plans, authentication, and a first call to make.
- [API catalog (APIs.json)](https://aerviklabs.com/apis.json): Machine-readable index of the APIs and their OpenAPI documents.
- [Data sources and freshness](https://aerviklabs.com/data-sources/): Each product's upstream source, how we read it, and the source's own stated update schedule.

## About this operation

- [About](https://aerviklabs.com/about/): Who is accountable, how the data and products are produced, where AI sits in the pipeline, and how corrections work.
- [Security and data handling](https://aerviklabs.com/security/): What is stored, what is not, and how requests are authenticated.
- [Changelog](https://aerviklabs.com/changelog/): Dated record of what shipped, what changed, and what was discontinued.
- [Privacy policy](https://aerviklabs.com/privacy/)
- [Terms of service](https://aerviklabs.com/terms/)

## Notes for retrieval

- Canonical origin is https://aerviklabs.com. Pages are served with trailing slashes.
- The machine-readable page index is https://aerviklabs.com/sitemap.xml.
- Products that were discontinued are recorded in the changelog rather than deleted
  silently. If a page 404s and the changelog names it, it was killed on purpose.