The agent supports four identifier types: domain names (like nike.com), Brandfetch Brand IDs (like id_0dwKPKT), ISIN numbers (like US6541061031), and stock ticker symbols (like NKE). This means you can look up brands from email domains, financial data, or user input without needing a standardized format.

The Identify Merchant endpoint takes raw transaction text like 'AMZN MKTP US*123ABC456' and a country code, then resolves it to the actual brand. Brandfetch maintains a global registry mapping transaction patterns to companies. The response includes the merchant name, domain, logo, and industry classification so your transaction feed becomes instantly readable.

The Get Logo endpoint returns logos in SVG and PNG formats. You can specify exact pixel dimensions with width and height parameters, choose between icon, full logo, or symbol variants, and select light or dark theme versions. This gives you production-ready assets without needing a designer to resize or reformat them.

No. Tars queries Brandfetch's API in real time and delivers the results within the conversation, but does not maintain a local copy of logos, colors, or company data. Brand assets are served directly from Brandfetch's CDN. This ensures you always receive the most current version of a company's branding.

Brandfetch indexes brand data in real time. If a queried brand is not yet in the registry, the API attempts to fetch and index the information live from the company's website. This provides coverage for businesses of all sizes globally, though newly indexed brands may initially return fewer assets than well-established ones.

Yes. The agent processes each transaction through Brandfetch's Get Transaction Info or Identify Merchant endpoints. For high-volume fintech applications, Brandfetch offers up to 500,000 requests per month on their free tier, with higher limits on paid plans. The agent handles the enrichment pipeline automatically, matching each statement line to a brand.

Manual collection means visiting a company's website, searching for a press kit or media page, downloading a logo in the right format, and checking if the colors are current. One brand takes 5 to 10 minutes. Brandfetch through Tars does this programmatically for any company in under a second, and the assets are always verified and up to date.

Yes. The Search Brands endpoint accepts partial name queries and returns matching brands with icons and domains. Configure your agent to call this as users type in a company name field. Instead of plain text suggestions, users see brand logos next to each result, creating a polished autocomplete experience that also captures the correct domain for downstream enrichment.