Parsyl
Parsyl Inc. is a Denver, Colorado based technology-enabled cargo insurance company for perishable and temperature-sensitive supply chains, with an office in London and underwriting capacity placed at Lloyd's of London. It pairs IoT temperature and condition sensors with a data platform that turns shipment telemetry into risk insight, and sells that insight back as connected marine cargo insurance products — ColdCover cargo insurance, stock throughput, excess stock, legal liability, a small-business program, and the cargo market's first parametric spoilage policy. Customers include food, seafood, pharmaceutical, vaccine and semiconductor shippers, plus global health programs such as Africa CDC and PFSCM. Parsyl runs a Data Partner Program that ingests telemetry from third-party monitoring vendors (Berlinger, Copeland, Roambee, Sensitech, Tive) and offers custom API integration so customers can pull their own systems' data into the Parsyl Platform. The API surface is real but is documented only to authenticated customers at docs.parsyl.com; no OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, MCP server or agent card is published publicly.
Parsyl publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Insurance, Cargo Insurance, Supply Chain, and Cold Chain.
Parsyl’s developer surface includes documentation, engineering blog, support, and 10 more developer resources.
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Parsyl Platform API
Parsyl offers custom API integration into the Parsyl Platform so customers and Data Partner Program vendors can push or pull shipment, sensor and condition data. Documentation i...
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