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The Qscore Index is a public, aggregate view of quarterly score distributions. It is an informational index, not a lookup of a person or company. It never exposes RUTs, account IDs or a population smaller than the minimum bucket size.

Read the index

GET /v1/qscore/index is public and requires no credential. If period is omitted, the API selects the most recently closed UTC quarter. Optional filters are:
Public index
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items is ordered by country, industry code and band. There is no pagination: the endpoint returns the filtered snapshot.

Methodology and privacy

At the end of each quarter, the index takes the latest score of each subject whose score existed before the quarter closed. It groups by country, industry code and score band (A, B, C, D, E or SC). A bucket is published only when it contains at least five subjects. avg_score is the rounded integer average of the scores in that bucket. The index is append-only by period and bucket. It is not a live score for any individual, and the API does not expose a subject-level drill-down.

Response states and period validation

Valid values are YYYY-Q1, YYYY-Q2, YYYY-Q3 and YYYY-Q4. The year must be between 2020 and 9999. An invalid value returns 400 invalid_period. See the error catalog.

Authenticated equivalent

GET /v1/qscore/index/account returns the same snapshot and filters for an authenticated account or organization read scope. Account-level callers must have the risk service enabled; administrative read scopes are not tied to a single account flag. The index does not charge a fee, emit a webhook or send an email.

FAQ

No. Buckets with fewer than five subjects are omitted and the response never contains document or account identifiers.
No. It means the most recently closed UTC quarter, so a partially completed quarter is never presented as final.
Yes. Send industry_code together with country and period.
Last modified on September 6, 2026