Technical buyers kept telling us the same thing: "We didn't know you did this."

That wasn't a product problem. Middesk has offered business verification, fraud detection, monitoring, prefill, and entity services for a while. The capabilities were there. But our documentation made them nearly impossible to discover and evaluate. We offered fragmented pages organized around product categories instead of use cases, with no clear picture of how everything works together.

When a CTO or VP of Engineering sits down to make a build vs. buy decision, they're not waiting for a sales call. They're reading your docs. And if your docs can't show them the full picture — the architecture, the data models, how products layer on top of each other, what an integration actually looks like at scale — they move on. Or worse, they build

The new Middesk docs include 100+ product guide pages and 56 fully documented API endpoints, reorganized around how customers actually use the platform.

A few things that are meaningfully different:

Use case-first structure. Instead of navigating by product, you start with what you're trying to do: verify a business, accelerate onboarding, detect fraud, monitor for changes. From there, you get the relevant capabilities, implementation patterns, and API reference in one place.

Full platform visibility. The old docs made it hard to understand how our various products work together. The new docs show the complete picture, including how layering these products produces more complete verification and better decisions.

Built for technical evaluation. Engineering teams doing diligence can assess architecture, understand data models, review verification logic, and evaluate integration complexity without a single sales conversation. Most complete their technical review in hours instead of weeks.

MCP integration for AI coding assistants. Developers using Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or other AI coding tools can now use Middesk's docs as live context. That means accurate, working code from the start. 

Docs as code. Documentation now lives in the same codebase as the product. Our engineering and product teams ship docs alongside features, which means what you're reading is current and synced to our bi-weekly release cadence.

Whether you're in the middle of a technical evaluation, building an initial integration, or looking to expand how you're using Middesk:

• Evaluating? Start with the use case pages (Verify a Business, Accelerate Onboarding), then go deep on the specific capabilities relevant to your stack.
• Integrating? The quickstart gets you to your first API call quickly. Product guides cover configuration. The webhooks docs cover production readiness.
• Already live? Browse monitoring, prefill, and fraud detection. There's likely something in there that's relevant to what you're working on next.