generated: '2026-07-25' method: searched source: https://developers.beopen.com/docs/using-openjs note: >- Open ships exactly one first-party client library — Open.js, the browser SDK. It is NOT published to any package registry: the documented distribution is a script tag pointing at a versioned file in Open's S3 bucket, with a download link offered for teams that want to vendor it into their own build. Searches of npm (registry search for "beopen", "opensdk", "open insurance"), PyPI, RubyGems, Packagist, crates.io, pkg.go.dev, NuGet and Maven Central returned no first-party Open Insurance packages. There is no server-side SDK in any language; the single REST operation is called directly over HTTPS. packages: - language: javascript registry: none distribution: hosted-script name: Open.js (opensdk) version: 1.3.0 url: https://opensdk.s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/opensdk-1.3.0.min.js docs: https://developers.beopen.com/docs/using-openjs install: '' official: true global: opensdk methods: - opensdk.load - opensdk.quote.prepare - opensdk.quote.portal - opensdk.quote.status - opensdk.quote.history - opensdk.magiclink - opensdk.manage.portal note: >- Browser-only. Initialised with the partner API key; a `sandbox: true` option repoints it at api.sandbox.beopen.com. Also downloadable for inclusion in a partner build process. registries_searched: - registry: npm query: beopen, opensdk, open insurance result: no first-party package - registry: pypi result: no first-party package - registry: rubygems result: no first-party package - registry: packagist result: no first-party package - registry: crates.io result: no first-party package - registry: pkg.go.dev result: no first-party package - registry: nuget result: no first-party package - registry: maven-central result: no first-party package - registry: github query: github.com/beopen result: >- Resolves to an unrelated personal account (Alex Plop), not an Open Insurance organisation. No public first-party source repositories found.