Intermediary information and support
This section provides information and support for intermediaries working with ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþonline services.
This page contains:
- Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
- EDGE system
- Becoming an information broker
- Registry gatekeepers
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
Find out more about documents and information for:
- licensees and their agents on how to access the ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþReportable Situations API
- Digital Service Providers (DSPs) interested in building services to directly connect with the ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþregisters.
See Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).
EDGE system
Our EDGE system is for large volume lodgers, such as accountants or legal firms. It offers flexible lodgement, helps schedule workflows, and provides direct access to ASIC's register information.
EDGE also supports our most commonly lodged forms.Â
See more about the EDGE system.
Becoming an information broker
Information brokers are approved by ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþto provide search products and services to customers. They do this by accessing ASIC's registers and document retrieval network.
You can apply to become an ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþapproved information broker by submitting an application to ASIC. ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþwill review your application and decide if you are eligible.
Find out more about becoming an information broker.
Registry gatekeepers
A registry gatekeeper is a third-party authorised to act as a conduit between ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþand the business community such as companies, businesses, registered professionals and the searching public.
Registry gatekeepers provide services and products to the public, commercial entities and government agencies. They enhance the availability of ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþregister information by making it available as standard and non-standard ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþproducts. Registry gatekeepers may also combine ½ñÈÕÈÈÃÅʼþinformation with information from other sources to create other value adding products and services not offered by ASIC.
Find out more about registry gatekeepers.