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Pro Users

Pro users can manage multiple estate cases from a single account. This is designed for estate professionals, attorneys, financial advisors, and family members handling multiple estates simultaneously.

Plans

Your Profile

Retrieve your profile and plan details:
Response:

Listing All Your Cases

See all estates you have access to, including cases shared with you:

Filter by your role

Search across estates

Roles

Working with Multiple Cases

Each API call targets a specific case via case_id in the URL:
If you attempt to access a case you don’t have permission for, you’ll receive a 403 Forbidden response.

Asset Searches

Sunset runs asset and background searches to discover what the deceased owned: bank accounts, real estate, life insurance, retirement accounts, investments, businesses, vehicles, credit obligations, and unclaimed property. As a Pro user you can review search progress and results across every case you manage.

Reviewing a Case’s Searches

List all searches on a case, with optional filters:
Retrieve a single search to check its status:
Response:

Search Types

Search Statuses

Initial searches typically complete within 5–14 days. Searches cannot be deleted — they form part of the case’s audit trail.

Where Results Land

When a search completes, each discovered asset is created as a full record under the matching case resource — the search’s results_summary is only a human-readable recap. For example, a completed bank_accounts search that found two accounts adds two records to:
The same applies to the other types: real_estate results appear under /real-estate-properties, life_insurance under /life-insurance, businesses under /businesses, and so on. Review the discovered records there — balances, institution details, and statuses — using the corresponding guide for each asset type.
Searches are initiated from the Sunset app today. An API endpoint for requesting searches programmatically is in development — see the changelog for updates.

Reviewing Searches Across All Your Cases

Combine the cases list with per-case searches to sweep your whole book of business: