Every UK company one person has ever been an officer of. Give an officer id — from /search/officers, or from any company's officer list — and get that individual's complete appoint

Every UK company one person has ever been an officer of. Give an officer id — from /search/officers, or from any company's officer list — and get that individual's complete appointment history: each company by name and number, the role held (director, secretary, LLP member), when they were appointed and when they resigned, their nationality, occupation and country of residence, and their date of birth to month precision. This is the director-network primitive: it turns one name into the full set of UK companies that person is connected to, which is what conflict-of-interest checks, related-party analysis and shell-company mapping are built on. Companies House does not merge people, so one human being may hold several officer ids where their name or address was recorded differently — cross-check the date of birth and address before treating two ids as the same person.

price-ascending: candidates are ordered by the listed price of the operation, with no managed-first preference applied. Unlike /v1/apis, this surface does not rank Apiosk-settled listings above federated ones — a comparison that reorders on commercial grounds is not a comparison. Pass sort=managed_first for the catalog's ordering.

Compared: listed price, settlement rail and input compatibility. Not measured yet: latency, reliability, result quality, and provider terms such as rate limits, jurisdiction and licensing.