Our Most Integrated Solution
Continuous, programmatic access to crowdsourced, claimed, and Spotlight data, pulled directly into your own systems.
The OS Hub API connects your sourcing platforms, compliance tools, or member-facing products to facility-level data from millions of production locations contributed by thousands of organizations (and growing) — deduplicated, OS ID-anchored, and enriched with data from OS Hub’s multi-stakeholder community, facility management, and vetted OS Hub Spotlight Partners. One integration. Continuous monitoring.
What it does for your program
- Build documentation that holds up. Continuous API access means your compliance documentation reflects ongoing monitoring – not a point-in-time snapshot. Every data pull is timestamped, building a persistent record of what your supply base looked like and when. Those two things – what you knew, and when you knew it – are the foundation of defensible due diligence documentation.
- Consolidate your data infrastructure. OS Hub Spotlight data is delivered in the same payload as OS Hub's core dataset and supplier-claimed data. This includes (where available) facility-level emissions & energy use, third-party assessments, audits & certifications, living wage data, and grievance mechanism presence — from multiple vetted partners — in a single integration.
- Make your platform more competitive. For service providers, the OS Hub API embeds a common, open production location identifier (the OS ID) into your member workflows. Every new OS Hub Spotlight Partner that joins expands the data or connections available through your integration. Under commercial terms established with OS Hub, that expanding network benefits your members over time, without additional engineering or partnership work on your end.
Pricing
In addition to OS Hub’s crowdsourced dataset, all tiers also include OS Hub Spotlight and supplier-claimed data in every applicable data pull, a 14-day free trial, and dedicated IT support for the duration of your integration. Tiers scale by call volume.
Not sure how many calls you'll need? Or have other questions?
Find our FAQs at the bottom of the page or contact our team.
Your supply chain data is scattered. Your program depends on it being clean.
Most organizations are managing supply chain compliance work with supplier records across multiple systems, inconsistent naming conventions, and no common identifier. The OS Hub API resolves that infrastructure problem before it becomes a documentation problem.
When you push your supplier data through the API, our algorithm returns a clean, standardized, OS ID-anchored record with OS Hub Spotlight included.
Duplicate records? Merged into a single OS ID.
Missing location data? GPS coordinates added where available.
Who else is connected to your suppliers? See other matched organizations in the supply chain network.
Assessments & audits, emissions & energy use, grievance mechanisms or living wage datasets? Included in the same payload via OS Hub Spotlight.
Supplier claimed data? Get information directly from production location management.
What our customers are saying
By using Open Supply Hub as the central source of truth for facility location data, we can match our facilities easily and quickly with any external dataset.
- Worldly
Thanks to the integration with OS Hub’s API, we can collaborate with more partners who use the same identifiers, which allows us to analyze data in a simpler and more secure way.
As a result, we benefit from increased efficiency operation-wise.
– amfori
What the API does for your data
Deduplicates production location records and merges them under a single, persistent OS ID
Identifies and corrects production location name and address inconsistencies against the OS Hub database
Returns OS Hub Spotlight data alongside every production location record, where available: emissions & energy use, third-party assessments & audits, living wage data, certifications, grievance mechanisms and more.
Supports anonymous contribution — you control attribution at the production location level
Provides continuous access to a live, actively maintained database with information flowing from thousands of organizations. When OS Hub data changes, your integration reflects it.
Frequently Asked Questions
A “call” to OS Hub’s servers corresponds to:
- Downloading facilities = 1 call for up to 50 facilities at a time (ie: downloading 33 facilities = 1 call, downloading 100 facilities = 2 calls, downloading 101 facilities = 3 calls)
- Uploading one facility = 1 call
- Confirming / rejecting 1 potential match with the database = 1 call
So knowing how many calls you will make depends on how often you choose to query our database (once a day? Once a week? Or once a month?) and on the amount of data you are uploading or downloading. Your team of developers and project managers are best suited to help you answer this question.
In any case, if you need more calls than you initially thought, you can upgrade your package at any time.
Yes — every OS Hub API subscription includes a 14-day free trial. The 14-day trial gives you access to a staging environment for integration testing; note that the staging environment uses test data only and should not be used for any real-world application.
To get started, please contact our team using this form and let us know you're interested in the API. Please note that the data in this environment is test data and should not be relied upon for any real-world applications.
After your subscription activates, you'll receive integration documentation and the option to schedule an onboarding call. Dedicated IT support is included for the duration of your API subscription. Some organizations complete their initial integration within two weeks, depending on their technical team's availability. Each situation is unique and may require more or less time.
Yes. When pushing data to Open Supply Hub via API, you can choose for each production location whether your organization is attributed publicly as the contributor or listed anonymously (as "a brand, a service provider, etc.). This is configured at the production location level. This is great for organizations who are interested in receiving OS IDs to anchor their data on without publicly sharing their association on the platform.
API subscriptions are billed annually or monthly. Payment is available via Stripe once you click on the tiering option you prefer. Billing and payments start after the 14 day free trial. If the API isn't the right fit, you can cancel your subscription from your customer account.
Data Downloads & Analysis is another solution that gives you access to clean, enriched OS Hub data with OS Hub Spotlight and supplier-claimed data included, delivered in CSV or Excel format — no developer dependency required. If you're looking for more frequent access to the data, Data Downloads are available on an annual, bi-annual or quarterly basis. Learn more about this option.
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Registered non-profits and qualifying civil society organizations can apply for free or discounted access to all Open Supply Hub solutions. Learn more and apply.
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