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POST
/
demo
/
statement-of-response
Create a demo statement of response
curl --request POST \
  --url https://ai.platform.arb.inc/demo/statement-of-response \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '
{
  "claimantName": "Vanguard Parking Solutions",
  "claimantAddress": "3389 SHERIDAN ST BOX",
  "claimantCity": "HOLLYWOOD",
  "claimantState": "FL",
  "claimantZipcode": "33021",
  "respondentName": "John Doe",
  "respondentAddress": "123 Main St Apt 4B",
  "respondentCity": "Miami",
  "respondentState": "FL",
  "respondentZipcode": "33101",
  "basisForArbitration": "The parking agreement says any dispute about charges or fees will be handled by binding arbitration instead of going to court.\n",
  "statementOfFacts": "Vanguard says that I parked in their lot for three months without paying the agreed monthly fee and that they sent multiple notices about the balance that I did not respond to.\n",
  "claims": "Vanguard is claiming unpaid parking fees for three months, late fees, and costs related to a damaged gate arm allegedly caused by the respondent.\n",
  "reliefRequested": "Vanguard requests $450 in unpaid parking fees, $75 in late fees, and $300 for the gate arm repair, plus any allowable costs.\n"
}
'
{
  "respondentName": "John Doe",
  "respondentAddress": "123 Main St Apt 4B",
  "respondentCity": "Miami",
  "respondentState": "FL",
  "respondentZipcode": "33101",
  "responseToBasis": "I remember signing some parking papers but I honestly didn’t realize it meant we had to do this through arbitration. I thought if there was a problem we’d just talk it out or maybe go to small claims. I’m okay going through this now, but I don’t really understand all the rules.\n",
  "responseToFacts": "From my side, I did pay at the machine most of the time I parked there. There were a couple days when the machine wasn’t working and I tried to pay online but it wouldn’t load on my phone. I never saw any letters in the mail about a balance. If they sent them, they might have gone to my old address, because I moved around that time.\nAbout the gate arm, it’s not like I tried to break it. One night it came down on my car while I was driving out. I thought it was already up, and when it hit my roof I just kept going because I didn’t want to block the lane and there were cars behind me.\n",
  "responseToClaims": "I don’t agree that I owe three full months of fees because I wasn’t parking there every day, and I did pay several times. I also don’t think I should be charged the full cost of the gate arm when it dropped down on me. I’m willing to pay a fair amount for the days I actually parked and maybe something toward the repair, but the total they’re asking for feels too high.\n",
  "reliefRequested": "What I’d like is for the amount to be adjusted to something more fair. I’m okay paying for the days I used the lot, but I’d like the late fees reduced or removed since I never saw those notices. I just want this cleared up so it doesn’t cause more problems for me.\n",
  "certificationName": "John Doe",
  "certificationDate": "09/18/2025"
}

Authorizations

​
Authorization
string
header
required

access token

Body

application/json
​
claimantName
string
required

Claimant name from the statement of claim.

Example:

"Vanguard Parking Solutions"

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claimantAddress
string
required

Claimant street address from the statement of claim.

Example:

"3389 SHERIDAN ST BOX"

​
claimantCity
string
required

Claimant city from the statement of claim.

Example:

"HOLLYWOOD"

​
claimantState
string
required

Claimant state from the statement of claim.

Example:

"FL"

​
claimantZipcode
string
required

Claimant zip code from the statement of claim.

Example:

"33021"

​
respondentName
string
required

Respondent name from the statement of claim.

Example:

"John Doe"

​
respondentAddress
string
required

Respondent street address from the statement of claim.

Example:

"123 Main St Apt 4B"

​
respondentCity
string
required

Respondent city from the statement of claim.

Example:

"Miami"

​
respondentState
string
required

Respondent state from the statement of claim.

Example:

"FL"

​
respondentZipcode
string
required

Respondent zip code from the statement of claim.

Example:

"33101"

​
basisForArbitration
string
required

Basis for arbitration text from the statement of claim.

Example:

"The parking agreement says any dispute about charges or fees will be handled by binding arbitration instead of going to court.\n"

​
statementOfFacts
string
required

Facts section from the statement of claim.

Example:

"Vanguard says that I parked in their lot for three months without paying the agreed monthly fee and that they sent multiple notices about the balance that I did not respond to.\n"

​
claims
string
required

Claims section from the statement of claim.

Example:

"Vanguard is claiming unpaid parking fees for three months, late fees, and costs related to a damaged gate arm allegedly caused by the respondent.\n"

​
reliefRequested
string
required

Relief requested section from the statement of claim.

Example:

"Vanguard requests $450 in unpaid parking fees, $75 in late fees, and $300 for the gate arm repair, plus any allowable costs.\n"

Response

200 - application/json

Statement of response successfully generated.

​
respondentName
string

Respondent name copied from the statement of claim.

Example:

"John Doe"

​
respondentAddress
string

Respondent address copied from the statement of claim.

Example:

"123 Main St Apt 4B"

​
respondentCity
string

Respondent city copied from the statement of claim.

Example:

"Miami"

​
respondentState
string

Respondent state copied from the statement of claim.

Example:

"FL"

​
respondentZipcode
string

Respondent zip code copied from the statement of claim.

Example:

"33101"

​
responseToBasis
string

Respondent's casual response to the basis for arbitration.

Example:

"I remember signing some parking papers but I honestly didn’t realize it meant we had to do this through arbitration. I thought if there was a problem we’d just talk it out or maybe go to small claims. I’m okay going through this now, but I don’t really understand all the rules.\n"

​
responseToFacts
string

Respondent's version of the facts, reacting to the statement of claim.

Example:

"From my side, I did pay at the machine most of the time I parked there. There were a couple days when the machine wasn’t working and I tried to pay online but it wouldn’t load on my phone. I never saw any letters in the mail about a balance. If they sent them, they might have gone to my old address, because I moved around that time.\nAbout the gate arm, it’s not like I tried to break it. One night it came down on my car while I was driving out. I thought it was already up, and when it hit my roof I just kept going because I didn’t want to block the lane and there were cars behind me.\n"

​
responseToClaims
string

Respondent's casual response to the claims in the statement of claim.

Example:

"I don’t agree that I owe three full months of fees because I wasn’t parking there every day, and I did pay several times. I also don’t think I should be charged the full cost of the gate arm when it dropped down on me. I’m willing to pay a fair amount for the days I actually parked and maybe something toward the repair, but the total they’re asking for feels too high.\n"

​
reliefRequested
string

What the respondent hopes will happen, in simple language.

Example:

"What I’d like is for the amount to be adjusted to something more fair. I’m okay paying for the days I used the lot, but I’d like the late fees reduced or removed since I never saw those notices. I just want this cleared up so it doesn’t cause more problems for me.\n"

​
certificationName
string

Name of the person certifying the response.

Example:

"John Doe"

​
certificationDate
string

Date the respondent certifies the response in MM/DD/YYYY format.

Example:

"09/18/2025"