Daily National Intelligence

Connect by API: keys, test pulls, and limits

Create your own API keys, run a test pull, and pull national notices into your systems.

Last updated October 8, 2026

Plan: Daily National Intelligence · For: Developers · Time: 5 min read

You can create your own API keys. Your account was set up by our team, so you're ready to connect.

Create an API key

API Keys page with callouts on the key types, key name, environment, expiry, IP allowlist, and Generate key
API Keys page with callouts on the key types, key name, environment, expiry, IP allowlist, and Generate key
  1. In the sidebar, under Developer tools, select API Keys.
  2. Enter a key name (callout 2) and choose Live or Test (callout 3). Live keys (om_live_…) return real notices. Test keys (om_test_…) return sample data (callout 1).
  3. Optional: set an expiry (callout 4) and an IP allowlist (callout 5).
  4. Select Generate key (callout 6) and store the key safely.

You can have up to 10 active keys.

Run a test pull

  1. Select Integrations.
  2. Under API key & test pull, choose a key and a limit, then select Run test pull.
  3. Copy a code sample (curl, Python, or Node).

A test pull with a live key is a real pull. Notices it returns won't come back again on that key.

Pull national notices

Daily National Intelligence uses the National model in the API Guide: no county enrollment, and you can narrow by state.

GET https://api.obituarymonitor.com/api/v1/county-feed/notices
Authorization: Bearer om_live_...
  • Each pull returns what's new since your last pull on that key. An empty data list means nothing new.
  • Limit: each pull returns up to 50 notices unless you set limit, up to 500. Pull again to get more.
  • Family members: include_survivors=true with limit 100 or less. See Family members on national notices.
  • The full error list is in the Daily County Intelligence API article and applies here too.

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