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Client reporting
Read tracking, trend, and connected search-performance evidence for dashboards and recurring reports.
Rankability Agent API
Bring Rankability’s research, content, tracking, optimization, and audit capabilities into your reporting stack, internal tools, and agentic workflows—with organization scoping and deliberate controls for consequential actions.
GET /api/agent/v1/clients?limit=10
Authorization: Bearer $RANKABILITY_API_KEY
# Inspect these response headers
X-API-Version: ...
X-Request-Id: ...
X-RateLimit-Remaining: ... https://app.rankability.com/api/agent/v1One platform, many handoffs
Start read-only, add run or write access only where the workflow needs it, and keep every request tied to the intended organization.
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Read tracking, trend, and connected search-performance evidence for dashboards and recurring reports.
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Launch keyword research jobs, store the returned job ID, and retrieve normalized results when complete.
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Create reviewed content workflows and hand structured artifacts to approved publishing processes.
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Run page, site, crawler, optimization, and search-intelligence workflows from internal systems.
The current endpoint families, scopes, and execution models live in the API use-case guide.
Reliability contract
Some calls return immediately. Others create durable jobs. The API keeps those execution models explicit so your integration can store IDs, poll with backoff, and stop cleanly at a terminal state.
Use a separate server-side key with only the scopes required by the integration.
Estimate impact and confirm consequential runs before work begins.
Send a stable Idempotency-Key where supported to avoid duplicate jobs.
Store X-Request-Id and returned job IDs so errors can be investigated.
Preserve unavailable, still running, failed, and partial results instead of turning them into zero.
Read response headers and live usage endpoints instead of encoding plan assumptions.
A clean production path
Rankability API keys are secrets. Store them in a protected server environment, set an expiration for temporary integrations, and rotate or revoke access when the connection is no longer needed.
Review authentication and scopesExplore the platform
Start with a read-only request, then add only the access your use case requires.