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Integrations and Data Access

Connect COR Analytics to the tools your team already uses. Choose CSV exports for simple handoffs, or use the REST API when you want automation, scheduling, and deeper control. Every interface follows documented schemas so you can map fields once and reuse across reports. Authentication is straightforward, rate limits are published, and sample payloads help you validate quickly. Whether you maintain a watchlist in a spreadsheet or run a research notebook in the cloud, you can pull the same transparent probabilities, regime flags, and notes that appear in our dashboards. No proprietary lock-in and no hidden transformations. Your team decides how and where to consume the output.

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CSV

Clean schemas

API

Token based

BI

Dashboard ready

Use the method that fits your workflow. You can switch or mix at any time.

Data Interfaces and Formats

The CSV interface offers lightweight access for teams that prefer spreadsheets or scheduled file drops. Files include pair identifiers, timeframe, probability ranges, confidence notes, and risk markers such as volatility regime and drawdown estimates. Column names and data types are fixed, which keeps downstream formulas stable. The REST API mirrors the same fields and adds query filters for pair lists, date ranges, and refresh windows. Responses are paginated to protect reliability during busy sessions. Each endpoint includes example requests that show headers, parameters, and a minimal body. You can authenticate with a token that you manage from your account. If your team uses business intelligence tools, you can connect through standard connectors that read CSV or JSON and cache results on your side. This keeps cost predictable, aligns with governance, and allows you to audit any transformation you apply after ingestion.

CSV Exports

Scheduled or on-demand exports with stable schemas. Ideal for Excel users and BI tools that refresh from files.

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REST API

Filter by pair and timeframe, paginate responses, and retrieve point-in-time outputs for audit-ready workflows.

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BI Connect

Use standard connectors that read CSV or JSON. Cache data in your workspace to control freshness and cost.

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secure data transfer with token authentication and ip allowlist

Access, Security, and Governance

Security controls are built around clarity and least privilege. Tokens are scoped to read-only access and can be rotated at any time. You can restrict requests by IP allowlist and set per-token rate limits that match your processes. For governance, all responses include timestamps and version identifiers so you can reconcile an exported figure with the model that produced it. We provide retention guidance for exports and explain how long endpoints keep historical data available. If you operate under strict privacy rules, you can avoid cookies by using server-side pulls and caching on your infrastructure. We do not sell personal data and we only process the minimum contact information needed for support. The platform is designed for research and education. It does not manage accounts, accept deposits, or route orders. This separation reduces risk and simplifies compliance reviews for many teams.

  • Token authentication
  • IP allowlisting
  • Change logs and versions
  • Data minimization

Implementation Playbooks

Most integrations follow a repeatable path. First, decide where the data will live. If your team works from spreadsheets, schedule CSV exports and point your workbook to a stable folder. If you prefer automation, call the API from your notebook or ETL, then stage results in your database. Second, document the transformation rules that shape the final chart or table. Keep raw fields intact and add descriptive labels that match how your organization communicates risk. Third, set a refresh window that aligns with your meetings. For example, pull before the morning review and again before the weekly wrap. With this structure you can onboard new colleagues quickly, audit changes, and maintain consistency across publications. Our sample code and templates are simple on purpose, so you can adapt them to your stack without friction.

Select Interface

Choose CSV for simplicity or API for automation. Confirm which pairs, timeframes, and fields are in scope for your reports.

Map Fields

Align column names to your internal labels. Keep a short dictionary so teams use the same terms across notes and dashboards.

Schedule Refresh

Run updates before your team meetings. Use version tags to compare outputs across weeks and track changes in confidence.

Request Technical Details

If you need sample payloads, field dictionaries, or scheduling guidance, send us a short note. We will reply within one business day with links to the relevant pages and, if helpful, template files you can use for testing. We only use your contact details to respond to this request. You can unsubscribe from future messages at any time and you can request deletion of your message history by email.

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