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URGENT ! Client needs guidance on developing a python script to query 'Filings Retrieval' (Get Document) API call. Is it possible to assist client on developing a simple python query for this service.

URGENT ! Client needs guidance on developing a python script to query 'Filings Retrieval' (Get Document) API call. Is it possible to assist client on developing a simple python query for this service. This is a request from WBS a UK client.

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Waseem

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Hi @Shaikh.Waseem

You can try this sample python code.

Execute trkdAuthen to generate token.

Execute trkdFilingRetrieval and provide doc id, token to retrieve document.

Please note that I only print everything out to console just for demonstration purpose.

samplepython.zip


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