Introduction
Restrictions Screening service includes Restrictions and Denied Parties .
Note:
All the API links below are for the Integration Environment. To access the links to Production Environment, just replace the api.eurora.com part with api.integration.eurora.com.
Integrating with Eurora
Restrictions
The Restrictions service provides a feature: Get Restrictions associated to declarable code at given date. It helps customers to get some relevant restriction information of goods NomenclatureCode.
1. Open the API "Get Restrictions associated to declarable code at given date" on Postman, and set up your token.
2. Set up the parameters. All the parameters are required.
3. Then click the Send on Postman
4. If the request is successful, it will return a 200(OK) status and information that is relevant to goodsNomenclatureCode.
| Information | Description |
| Prohibited | Import into EU is prohibited. |
| Conditions apply | Import into the EU is possible under specific conditions. Usually, additional documents/certificates which are included in API response, need to be presented at customs. |
| Not restricted | No restrictive measures found for the goods from the given origin country. |
| Unavailable | Conditions apply and are more complex. A more detailed response is not currently given. Usually, those conditions are related to quota, weight, or similar limitations. |
Denied Parties
The Denied Parties provides one feature so far: Denied Parties. It helps customers to search for the risk information of a person, entity or both.
1. Open the API "Search for denied parties" on Postman, and set up your token.
3. Then click the Send on Postman.
4. If the request is successful, it will return a 200(OK) status and risk information.
API Documentation
| Environment | API Documentation for Restrictions | API Documentation for Denied Parties | API Collection for Restrictions | API Collection for Denied Parties |
| Production | Link | Link | Link | Link |
| Integration | Link | Link | Link | Link |