Retrieve a file
Authorizations
Your API key, e.g. Authorization: Bearer clmt_test_. Live keys use the clmt_live_ prefix.
Path Parameters
ID of the file.
^file_[0-9A-Za-z]{22}$Response
The file.
A file: either a document Clemta published on one of your companies (source: operations - Articles, an EIN letter, a filed form - download the bytes from the content endpoint) or one you uploaded (source: upload - write-only, attach it by id). Nothing about storage is ever exposed - no URLs, no keys. Uploaded contents cannot be read back.
Entity name.
file ^file_[0-9A-Za-z]{22}$"file_0346sFPEvSkJvY8vt14NNw"
The document's filename, extension included.
"Articles_of_Incorporation.pdf"
The company this document belongs to. Absent on an upload not yet attached.
^cmp_[0-9A-Za-z]{22}$"application/pdf"
Size in bytes, when known.
What an uploaded file is for. Absent on documents Clemta published.
identity_document, formation_document, additional_document, tax_form_1099, business_logo, business_icon Who put the file here. operations - a deliverable we published, its bytes downloadable from the content endpoint. upload - you sent it (POST /v1/files), write-only: reference it by id, its contents can never be read back.
operations, upload What a document we published is. form_attachment is a file you submitted on a service order form, coming back as a company document. signed_document is a completed e-signature. other covers anything not classified. Absent on your own uploads, which carry purpose instead.
formation_document, ein_letter, ss4, w7, ps1583, governing_document, good_standing_certificate, signed_document, form_attachment, other "ein_letter"
The service order this document was delivered on, when it belongs to one. Absent on documents published on the company in general.
^so_[0-9A-Za-z]{22}$"so_0346sFPEvSkJvY8vt14NNw"
Where the file's contents can be downloaded, with your API key. Present only when the purpose allows downloading - Clemta-published deliverables, never your own uploads.
True once an upload has been attached. Uploads are single-use.