{"activeVersionTag":"latest","latestAvailableVersionTag":"latest","collection":{"info":{"_postman_id":"e6e0155d-4c7a-4578-be0a-ed379307a806","name":"BankruptcyWatch API","description":"# Overview\nThe BankruptcyWatch API provides a collection of services for businesses to make their interactions with the United States bankruptcy courts faster, cheaper, and more reliable.\n\n## PACER Automation\nThe BankruptcyWatch API lets you run PACER searches and purchase documents programmatically without using a web browser. *See*\n- [Downloading a Document in a Case](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#downloading-a-document-in-a-case.page.html)\n- [Fetching a Case Using an SSN](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#fetching-a-case-using-an-ssn.page.html)\n- [Fetching a List of Docket Items in a Case](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#fetching-a-list-of-docket-items-in-a-case.page.html)\n- [RunClaimsRegister](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runclaimsregister.page.html)\n- [RunCreditorList](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runcreditorlist.page.html)\n\n## Data Storage\nBankruptcyWatch stores your data so that you can view your documents and search results as often as you want without incurring additional PACER fees. All BankruptcyWatch API operations that incur PACER fees allow you to specify that you want to view cached data instead of accessing PACER.\n\n## Document Parsing\nBankruptcyWatch tools can parse bankruptcy forms and extract the data they contain, saving you the expense and errors associated with employing workers to read the forms and manually enter the data into your database. *See*\n- [Parsing Documents](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#parsing-documents.page.html)\n- [Parsed Documents Examples](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#parsed-document-examples.html)\n\n## Portfolio Monitoring\nBankruptcyWatch can notify you whenever one of your clients files bankruptcy, and provide you with updates whenever an important event occurs in the case. *See*\n- [Consumer Portfolio Subscriptions](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#consumer-portfolio.page.html#subscription-types.consumer-portfolio)\n- [Case Portfolio Subscriptions](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#case-portfolio.page.html#subscription-types.case-portfolio)\n\n## Trustee Payment Services\nThe Trustee Payment API allows you to fetch information about chapter 13 plan payments. *See*\n- [Listing Chapter 13 Check Payments](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listing-chapter-13-check-payments.page.html)\n- [Trustee Checks](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#trustee-checks.page.html)\n- [Trustees](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#trustees.page.html)\n\n# The PACER System\nPublic Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) is a computer system providing public access to US federal court records. It allows users to search for information about cases, to view documents filed in those cases, to open new cases, and to file documents. PACER consists of a central website providing access to general information about the federal courts and allowing users to search for cases in any federal court, together with a collection of websites for each individual court. The software that powers the individual court websites is called CM/ECF.\n\n## Access Fees\nPACER charges fees for viewing and filing documents and for using most of its search functions. These charges apply each time you view documents or search results, even if you have already paid for the data in the past.\n\nService | Fee\n--- | ---\nSearch Results | $0.10 per page, with no maximum\nViewing Documents | $0.10 per page, with a maximum of $3.00\nFiling Documents | Varies on the type of filing\n\nPACER calculates the page count for search results based on the number of bytes extracted from its databases using a formula that is not made public.\n\n## Accounts\nThere are currently three types of accounts for accessing PACER:\n- PACER accounts, for conducting searches and downloading documents\n- CM/ECF accounts, also known as current generation CM/ECF accounts, for filing documents in most districts\n- NextGen CM/ECF accounts, for conducting searches, downloading documents, and filing documents in the small handful of districts not covered by current generation CM/ECF accounts. NextGen CM/ECF accounts are a type of enhanced PACER account and can be used in place of a PACER account whenever a PACER account is required by the BankruptcyWatch API.\n\n## PACER Accounts\nPACER accounts are used to perform searches and download documents. A single PACER account can be used for the Case Locator and for all of the CM/ECF systems. Any member of the general public may obtain a PACER account by [registering online](https://pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/pscof/regWizard.jsf). PACER policy is that each individual is allowed only one PACER account.\n\n## CM/ECF Accounts\nIn most districts, users who wish to file documents need to obtain a document filing account from the court. This type of account can be used only in a single district, and only for filing documents; it cannot be used to conduct searches or to download documents.\n\nUnlike PACER accounts, CM/ECF accounts are not available to any member of the general public. In some districts, CM/ECF accounts are only issued to attorneys who are registered to practice in the district. In other districts, creditors involved in bankruptcy cases may obtain CM/ECF accounts with limited functionality.\n\nSome districts allow users to link a CM/ECF account to a PACER account so that they can conduct searches and file documents without having to enter two sets of credentials. When using the BankruptcyWatch API, however, users must supply a PACER account when conducting searches or downloading documents; CM/ECF accounts cannot be used for this purpose, even if they are linked to a PACER account.\n\n## NextGen CM/ECF Accounts\nSeveral districts run a variant of CM/ECF known as NextGen. In these districts, users who wish to file documents do not need to obtain a separate document filing account. Instead, the district can grant document filing privileges to the user's PACER account. As with current-generation CM/ECF accounts, districts may require that the user is an attorney registered to practice in the district before granting document filing privileges.\n\nOnce all districts have switched to NextGen, each PACER user will require just a single PACER account. This account will be used for conducting searches and downloading documents in all districts, and for filing documents in those districts that have granted document filing privileges. Districts have been slow to adopt NextGen, however, and it is currently available in only a small handful of districts.\n\nYou can see which districts are currently running NextGen by viewing PACER's list of [individual court sites](https://pacer.uscourts.gov/file-case/court-cmecf-lookup).\n\n# Using the API\nThe BankruptcyWatch API uses a remote procedure call (RPC) interface. It can be accessed using SOAP, bypassing XML or JSON messages view HTTP POST, or using HTTP GET. All protocols for accessing the BankruptcyWatch API use the same entry point:\n\n### API Entry Point\n```\nhttps://api.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15\n```\nThe entry point supports two special parameters, PROTOCOL, and OPERATION, as detailed in the following table:\n\n### Entry Point Parameters\nParameter | SOAP | XML | JSON\n--- | --- | --- | ---\nPROTOCOL | Unused | XML | JSON\nOPERATION | Unused | The operation name (for HTTP GET only) | The operation name\n\nIn addition, when making a request over HTTP GET, the web service operation request parameters must be passed as URI parameters (see [Encoding Complex Objects in URIs](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#calling-the-api.page.html#using-the-api.encoding-objects)).\n\n## SOAP\nThe BankruptcyWatch SOAP API is described by the following WSDL:\n\nDocument |\n--- |\n[WSDL (HTML)](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/wsdl/api.wsdl.html) |\n[WSDL (XML)](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/wsdl/api.wsdl) |\n[WSDL Documentation](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/wsdl/api.html) |\n\nThe documentation contains many examples using SOAP to call the API, e.g.,\n- [Fetching a Case Using an SSN](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#fetching-a-case-using-an-ssn.page.html#fetching-a-case-using-an-ssn.multiple-cases)\n- [Registering a PACER account](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#createpaceraccount.page.html#createpaceraccount.examples)\n\n## XML\nWhen accessing the BankruptcyWatch API using XML over HTTP, the request and response messages are defined by the following XML Schema document:\n\nDocument |\n--- |\n[Schema (HTML)](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/schema/schema.xsd.html) |\n[Schema (XML)](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/schema/schema.xsd) |\n[Schema Documentation](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/schema/schema.html) |\n\nWhen accessing the BankruptcyWatch API using XML over HTTP, the names of the top-level elements of the request and response bodies are constructed from the name of the API operation, as follows:\n\nOperation Name | Request Body Element Name | Response Body Element Name\n--- | --- | ---\nXXX | XXXRequest | XXXResponse\n\nWhen accessing the BankruptcyWatch API using XML over HTTP GET, the request parameters are passed in the URI, but the response body is constructed exactly as in the case of the HTTP POST.\n\nThe documentation contains many examples using XML over HTTP to access the API, e.g.,\n- [Fetching an Extended Case Number](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#fetching-an-extended-case-number.page.html#fetching-an-extended-case-number.single-case-returned)\n- [Running a PACER docket report](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#rundocket.page.html#rundocket.examples)\n\n## JSON\nAccessing the BKWatch API using JSON over HTTP is very similar to accessing it using XML over HTTP. Although we do not provide definitions of the request and response bodies in a native JSON format, the XML Schema definitions can be applied to JSON in a straightforward way. The only significant difference is that when using JSON, the operation name must always be supplied as a URI parameter.\n\nThe documentation contains examples using JSON over HTTP to access the API, e.g.,\n- [Fetching a Case Using a Party Name](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#fetching-a-case-using-a-party-name.page.html#fetching-a-case-using-a-party-name.single-debtor-matched)\n- [Running the PACER Case Locator](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runcaselocator.page.html#runcaselocator.examples)\n\n## Common Request Parameters\nAll BankruptcyWatch API endpoints support the following three request parameters. Exactly one of username and authtoken must be supplied; `password` must always be supplied together with `username`\n\nParameter | Type | Description\n--- | --- | ---\nusername | string | The BankruptcyWatch username\npassword | string | The BankruptcyWatch password\nauthtoken | string | The BankruptcyWatch authentication token\n\n## Common Response Parameters\nAll BankruptcyWatch API operations make use of the following two response parameters:\n\nParameter | Type | Description\n--- | --- | ---\nstatus | int | Status of the operation (see [Status Codes](#status-codes) below)\nmessage | string | The BankruptcyWatch password\n\n## Status Codes\nBankruptcyWatch web service operations return integral status codes to indicate whether the operation was successful and if not, what error occurred. The following status codes are supported:\n\nCode | Description\n--- | --- \n0 | Success\n1 | Wrong number of parameters. Currently unused.\n2 | Missing parameter\n3 | Invalid parameter\n4 | Authentication failed\n5 | PACER unavailable\n6 | Data limit exceeded. Currently unused.\n7 | PACER authentication failed\n8 | Unsupported operation\n9 | Object exists\n10 | Object does not exist\n11 | PACER access denied\n12 | PACER image not available \n13 | Payment required\n15 | Access denied\n-1 | Internal error\n\n## Encoding Complex Objects in URIs\n> ⚠️ This is an advanced topic that can be skipped when reading the documentation for the first time.\n\nThe ability to call BankruptcyWatch operations using HTTP GET is convenient, especially when learning to use the API, because requests can be submitted using a web browser. The API operations for [searching PACER](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/searching-pacer.page.html), for example, are easy to formulate as GET requests, since the input parameters are scalar-valued. Some API operations, however, have input parameters whose values are structured objects; these parameters require encoding before the request can be submitted using GET.\n\nThe method used by BankruptcyWatch to encode structured objects in URI parameters is similar to the systems used by [PHP](https://www.php.net/) and [Rack](https://github.com/rack/rack) to interpret HTML form parameters with names containing square brackets (see, e.g., [Variables From External Sources](https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.external.php)). It works by rewriting a data structure S as a collection of assignment statements, with one assignment statement for each scalar value embedded in the structure, as follows: For each scalar value V, determine the path P from the root of S to V. The path P will consist of a sequence X<sub>1</sub>, X<sub>2</sub>, X<sub>3</sub>, ..., X<sub>n</sub> of property names and 0-based list indices. Encode P by concatenating the elements of this sequence using pairs of square brackets, like so\n```\nX1[X2][X3]...[Xn]\n```\nFinally, use this encoding of P to form an assignment statement representing the value V as it appears nested within S:\n```\nX1[X2][X3]...[Xn]=V\n```\nFor example, consider a data structure represented in JSON as follows:\n```json\n{\n  \"name\": {\n    \"first\": \"Maria\",\n    \"last\": \"Ortega\"\n  },\n  \"age\": 37,\n  \"salary\": \"63,250.00\",\n  \"kids\": [\n    {\n      \"first\": \"Jason\",\n      \"last\": \"Ortega\"\n    },\n    {\n      \"first\": \"Kevin\",\n      \"last\": \"Ortega\"\n    }\n  ],\n  \"cats\": [\n    \"Percy\",\n    \"Lady\",\n    \"Rachel\"\n  ]\n}\n```\nThis data structure can be represented as a tree, with each edge labeled by the corresponding property name or list index:\n![Encoding Structured Objects 1](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/Using-the-API/Images/encoding-structured-objects-diagram-1.png)\nNow consider the path from the root of the data structure to the scalar value Ortega on line 11 of the JSON code listing:\n![Encoding Structured Objects 2](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/Using-the-API/Images/encoding-structured-objects-diagram-2.png)\nThis path consists of three values kids, 0, last, yielding the assignment statement\n```\nkids[0][last]=Ortega\n```\nThe entire data structure can be represented by the following collection of assignment statements:\n```\nname[first]=Maria\nname[last]=Ortega\nage=37\nsalary=63,250.00\nkids[0][first]=Jason\nkids[0][last]=Ortega\nkids[1][first]=Kevin\nkids[1][last]=Ortega\ncats[0]=Percy\ncats[1]=Lady\ncats[2]=Rachel\n```\nFinally, we can encode the data structure as a URI query string, as follows:\n```\n?name[last]=Ortega&age=37&salary=63,250.00&kids[0][first]=Jason&kids[0][last]=Ortega&kids[1][first]=Kevin&kids[1][last]=Ortega&cats[0]=Percy&cats[1]=Lady&cats[2]=Rachel\n```\nAs a shortcut, BankruptcyWatch allows list indices to be omitted when forming lists of scalars so that the final three assignment statements could be rendered\n```\ncats[]=Percy\ncats[]=Lady\ncats[]=Rachel\n```\nyielding the query string\n```\n?name[last]=Ortega&age=37&salary=63,250.00&kids[0][first]=Jason&kids[0][last]=Ortega&kids[1][first]=Kevin&kids[1][last]=Ortega&cats[]=Percy&cats[]=Lady&cats[]=Rachel\n```\nPlease note that [RFC 3986](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986) requires the symbols [ and ] to be percent-encoded as %5B and %5D when they occur in URIs. Many web clients, including common web browsers, do not require square brackets to be encoded, however, and BankruptcyWatch documentation leaves these symbols unencoded for readability.\n\n# Quick-Reference\nThis page list all BankruptcyWatch API operations, organized by category.\n\n## Running PACER Searches\nOperation | Description\n--- | ---\n[CaseInfo](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#caseinfo.page.html) | Returns a list of [cases](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) matching specified criteria, including optional [docket](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#filings.page.html) information and [parsed data](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#document-parsing-concepts.page.html#document-parsing-overview.data-format).\n[CaseSummary](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#casesummary.page.html) | Returns the scalar-value properties of the [case](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) with a specified [district](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#districts.page.html) and [extended case number](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#case-numbers.page.html#case-numbers.extended-case-number)\n[RunCaseLocator](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runcaselocator.page.html) | Runs a PACER case locator report and returns a list of [cases](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html)\n[RunCaseNumbers](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runcasenumbers.page.html) | Returns a list of [cases](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) matching a given [district](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#districts.page.html) and [compact case number](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#case-numbers.page.html#case-numbers.compact-case-number)\n[RunCases](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runcases.page.html) | Runs a PACER cases report and returns a list of [cases](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html)\n[RunClaimsRegister](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runclaimsregister.page.html) | Runs a PACER claims register report and returns a [case](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) object containing a list of [claims](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#claims.page.html)\n[RunCreditorList](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runcreditorlist.page.html) | Runs a PACER creditor list report and returns a [case](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) object containing a list of [creditors](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#creditors.page.html)\n[RunDocket](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#rundocket.page.html) | Runs a PACER docket report and returns a [case](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) object containing a list of [docket items](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#filings.page.html)\n\n## Viewing Cases\nOperation | Description\n--- | ---\n[ListCases](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listcases.page.html) | Returns a list of [cases](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) matching specified criteria\n[ListClaims](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listclaims.page.html) | Returns the list of [claims](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#claims.page.html) matching specified criteria\n[ListCreditors](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listcreditors.page.html) | Returns the list of [creditors](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#creditors.page.html) matching specified criteria\n[ListFilings](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listfilings.page.html) | Returns the list of [filings](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#filings.page.html) matching specified criteria\n[ListParties](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listparties.page.html) | Returns the list of [parties](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#parties.page.html) matching specified criteria\n[ViewCase](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#viewcase.page.html) | Returns the [case](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) with a specified ID\n[ViewClaim](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#viewclaim.page.html) | Returns the [claim](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#claims.page.html) with a specified ID\n[ViewCreditor](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#viewcreditor.page.html) | Returns the [creditor](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#creditors.page.html) with a specified ID\n[ViewFiling](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#viewfiling.page.html) | Returns the [filing](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#filings.page.html) with a specified ID\n[ViewParty](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#viewparty.page.html) | Returns the [party](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#parties.page.html) with a specified ID\n\n## Document Management\nOperation | Description\n--- | ---\n[CreateDocument](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#createdocument.page.html) | Creates a document containing user-provided data\n[GenerateUrl](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#generateurl.page.html) | Generates a URL for a specified [document](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#documents.page.html)\n\n## Parsing Documents\nOperation | Description\n--- | ---\n[CaseInfo](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#caseinfo.page.html) | Returns a list of [cases](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#cases.page.html) matching specified criteria, including optional [docket](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#filings.page.html) information and [parsed data](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#document-parsing-concepts.page.html#document-parsing-overview.data-format).\n[ParseDocuments](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#parsedocuments.page.html) | Parses bankruptcy filings and returns the data as XML\n\n## Filing Documents\nOperation | Description\n--- | ---\n[AddCreditor](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#addcreditor.page.html) | Adds a [creditor](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#creditors.page.html) to a specified case\n[CreateDocument](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#createdocument.page.html) | Creates a document containing user-provided data\n[FileClaim](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#fileclaim.page.html) | Files a proof of claim in a specified case\n[FilePleading](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#filepleading.page.html) | Files a pleading in a specified case\n[RunEcfCreditorList](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runecfcreditorlist.page.html) | Lists the [creditors](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#creditors.page.html) in a specified case\n[RunEcfPartyList](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#runecfpartylist.page.html) | Lists the [parties](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#parties.page.html) in a specified case\n\n## Subscription Service\nOperation | Description\n--- | ---\n[AddDeliveryMethod](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#adddeliverymethod.page.html) | Adds a delivery method to a [subscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html)\n[AddPortfolioItems](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#addportfolioitems.page.html) | Adds a list of [portfolio items](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#portfolio-items.page.html) to a [subscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html)\n[CreateSubscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#createsubscription.page.html) | Creates a [subscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html)\n[DeleteSubscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#deletesubscription.page.html) | Deletes a [subscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html)\n[ListNotifications](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listnotifications.page.html) | List the [notifications](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#notifications.page.html) associated with a [subscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html) or [delivery method](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#delivery-methods.page.html)\n[ListPortfolioItems](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listportfolioitems.page.html) | List a [subscription's](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html) collection of [portfolio items](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#portfolio-items.page.html)\n[ListSubscriptions](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listsubscriptions.page.html) | List all [subscriptions](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html) created by the user\n[RemoveDeliveryMethod](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#removedeliverymethod.page.html) | Removes a delivery method from a [subscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html)\n[RemovePortfolioItems](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#removeportfolioitems.page.html) | Removes a list of [portfolio items](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#portfolio-items.page.html) from a [subscription](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#subscriptions.page.html)\n\n## PACER Account Management\nOperation | Description\n--- | ---\n[CreatePacerAccount](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#createpaceraccount.page.html) | Registers a [PACER](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.pacer-accounts) or [CM/ECF](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.ecf-accounts)\n[DeletePacerAccount](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#deletepaceraccount.page.html) | Unregisters a [PACER](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.pacer-accounts) or [CM/ECF](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.ecf-accounts)\n[ListPacerAccounts](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listpaceraccounts.page.html) | Lists [PACER](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.pacer-accounts) and [CM/ECF](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.ecf-accounts) accounts\n[SetDefaultPacerAccount](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#setdefaultpaceraccount.page.html) | Sets or clears the default status of a [PACER account](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.pacer-accounts)\n[UpdatePacerAccount](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#updatepaceraccount.page.html) | Updates the account details for a [PACER](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.pacer-accounts) or [CM/ECF](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#the-pacer-system.page.html#the-pacer-system-accounts.ecf-accounts)\n\n## Information about the Court System\nOperation | Description\n--- | ---\n[ListDistricts](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listdistricts.page.html) | Returns the list of [districts](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#districts.page.html) matching specified criteria\n[ListDivisions](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listdivisions.page.html) | Lists all [divisions](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#divisions.page.html) in a [district](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#districts.page.html)\n[ListTrustees](https://docs.bk.watch/api/2020-09-15/ref/#listtrustees.page.html) | Lists chapter 7, 12, and 13 trustees\n\n## Trustee Payment Services\nOperation | Description\n--- | 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