DIGITIMES News Feed API delivers licensed, full-text supply-chain reporting as structured JSON — filtered to the companies, technologies, and topics your teams actually track.
Your platform calls ours. New DIGITIMES articles matching your subscription flow back as structured data — ready to display, route, alert on, summarize or retrieve.
One feed can support intelligence, risk and AI workflows without forcing every team into the same interface.
Track companies, competitors and technologies without manually scanning every article.
Route disruptions, export controls and capacity shifts into existing monitoring workflows.
Use tagged full-text reporting for internal knowledge bases, RAG, summaries and trend analysis.
Choose a workflow to see how matched DIGITIMES content can move through an enterprise system.
The subscription structure can be based on broader topic coverage or on a configured keyword watchlist. Final commercial scope is confirmed by the DIGITIMES team.
Use broader technology or industry themes when your team wants coverage across a subject area rather than a narrow set of terms.
Configure companies, technologies and terms your team needs to follow closely.
Server-to-server authentication, structured JSON responses, full-text HTML, matched tags and publication timestamps. Full documentation is provided at onboarding.
Authenticate with your API ID and key, receive a token, then request the feed for the date range and subscription scope you need.
Tell us what your team tracks. We’ll map the coverage, show how the feed fits your workflow, and help define the right integration scope.
Share the companies, technologies and topics that matter to your team.
We translate your watchlist into the right feed scope and show the expected coverage.
Review how DIGITIMES content can flow into your monitoring, intelligence or internal knowledge workflow.
Once the scope is agreed, your team receives the credentials and technical documentation needed to proceed.
Whether you are building competitive intelligence, a supply-chain risk workflow, or an internal knowledge system, start with the companies and technologies your team already follows.