Parse a resume into structured JSON using Textkernel's Tx Platform (formerly Sovren) resume parser API
domain: developer.textkernel.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm current branding: the former Sovren Resume Parser is now part of Textkernel's Tx Platform, with the SDK class renamed from SovrenClient to TxClient.
Authenticate using the Tx-AccountId and Tx-ServiceKey headers (or the equivalent SDK constructor parameters) from your Tx Console credentials.
Route requests to the correct regional endpoint (api.us.textkernel.com, api.eu.textkernel.com, or api.au.textkernel.com).
Call the resume parser endpoint with the resume file and a RevisionDate (YYYY-MM-DD) so relative dates like "present" are interpreted correctly.
Read the parsed output as JSON, optionally requesting a PII-redacted ScrubbedParsedDocument variant.
Track the CreditsRemaining value returned on every response to avoid an outage when credits run out.
Known gotchas
Never re-submit a file after an error response expecting a different result — credits are still deducted on retries of the same input.
Output is JSON, not HR-XML, on the current Tx Platform API — don't build parsing logic assuming legacy HR-XML structure.
Textkernel's newer LLM-based parsing features explicitly disclaim accuracy guarantees — don't treat them as equivalent to the core parser for compliance-sensitive use.
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