Income floor, lifetime employment history, and the new Data models reference

Two families of news: the Spanish labor check got substantially deeper, and the documentation gained a whole section dedicated to the data itself.

Spain Public Administration (v1)

Guaranteed income floor: every labor check now carries an automatically computed income insight — a conservative minimum net income — deductions estimated conservatively, so it stays a floor — derived from the person’s certified contribution bases, with each current employer’s share broken out. It ships as part of the labor check model (income_floor — how to read it). Nothing to configure: it is computed automatically whenever you request the labor_check feature.

The floor is a guaranteed minimum, never a salary estimate: real income can only be equal or higher, and for self-employed workers it deliberately understates. Use it as the lower bound in your risk models.

Lifetime contribution history: the connection now reads the official TGSS certificates directly and returns the full per-employer contribution history — previously limited to the last ~5 years (contribution bases). The certificates travel as attachments carrying their official verification codes, re-checkable against the Seguridad Social at any time.
Current work statuses: the labor check now answers “what is this person’s situation today” at a glance — one entry per ongoing relation (employee, self-employed, public employee, unemployment benefit…); simultaneous employments show as repeats, and benefit income never inflates the income floor.
Sandbox parity: the sandbox connection returns the same new shapes, so you can integrate and test end to end before going near production.

New in the docs: Data models

The API reference shows you the endpoints; the new Data models section shows you the data — every object the platform returns, laid out flat and explained field by field: where it arrives in your results, how the pieces join together, and the caveats that matter when you consume it. Start with the customer profile, the labor check and public pensions, and continue through driver & vehicles, academic records, taxes, properties, credit registry and attachments.