Use the requirement object to show the documentation or data input needed from end-users in order to perform certain actions, such as run payroll or file quarterly tax returns.

{
    "id": "req_lmdjesylstq2h0xwhftm",
    "company": "com_yvgimu7i60cwfod0jhaft",
    "requirement": "company_identity_verification",
    "categories": ["company_provided_documents"],
    "status": "open",
    "errors": [],
    "guidance": {
        "document_options": [
            {
                "name": "articles_of_incorporation",
                "label": "Articles of Incorporation (Company registration document)",
            },
            {
                "name": "bank_statement",
                "label": "Full bank statement including bank name, account number, and acount owner's name and address",
            },
        ],
        "funding_detail": null
    },
}

Attribute	Description
id string	Unique identifier for the requirement.
company string	Unique identifier for the company.
requirement string	Name identifying the requirement.
categories list	List representation of the different categorizations of requirements. See Requirement categories.
status string	Status of the requirement in its lifecycle. One of `open`, `pending`, `resolved`, `failed`, or `closed`.
errors list	Errors flagged by Check during review of the provided documentation or information. These errors will be surfaced alongside the requirement status `document_rejected`. See Requirement Errors object.
guidance object	Guidance on how to fulfill the requirement. For example, for documentation requests, `document_options` will be listed within the guidance object. See Requirement Guidance.