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Social & Creator Commerce

AE-140.70 Level 2 API Evangelist extension API Evangelist extension, CC BY-NC-SA 2 providers 3 API surfaces 1 rated strong or better

Selling inside social platforms and live streams.

Social & Creator Commerce (AE-140.70) is a level-2 business capability under Consumer Commerce in the API Evangelist extension model. The catalog holds 3 API surface(s) from 2 provider(s) that can perform some part of it, 1 of them rated strong or better. Reach is the vendor surface that lands on this capability — it is not a claim about what any particular organisation has deployed.

Where this capability definition comes from. This capability is part of the API Evangelist extension to the business-capability model, written by API Evangelist and licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. API Evangelist capability extension — https://apievangelist.com Audience: consumer It extends, and never modifies, Turbo EA Capabilities by Vincent Verdet (CC BY 4.0). · Extension provenance and licence

Providers that reach this capability

Ordered by rating band. Reach means a provider publishes an API surface that can perform some part of this capability — it is not a claim that any particular organisation has deployed it.

Strong 1 Solid coverage with minor gaps
Developing 1 Usable, with meaningful gaps to close
This page carries no rating. Capabilities are not rated. A capability is a description of what a business does, not a thing a company publishes, so a Kin Score would have nothing to measure.
The edge table is a Pro feature. This page shows which providers and tags reach Social & Creator Commerce. The underlying tag → capability edges — each with the quoted fragment of the provider's own OpenAPI that evidences it, a calibrated confidence score, and the contract-provenance gate it passed — are available through the API, along with company-level capability maps. Only edges at confidence ≥ 0.7 with evidence found verbatim in the source contract are published at all.

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