CFPB Enforcement Actions Actor

Scrapes CFPB enforcement actions and individual action pages into structured JSON records.

What it does

• Collects action titles from the public CFPB enforcement-actions listing.
• Follows each action page to capture forum, docket number, action date, status, tags, and document links.
• Extracts summary text and any redress or penalty language that appears in the page copy.

Use cases

1. Track new CFPB enforcement actions for compliance and risk-monitoring workflows.
2. Build a public regulatory-events dataset for analysts, journalists, or sales teams.
3. Monitor docket/document links and redress language for downstream alerting.

Input

• startUrls: one or more CFPB enforcement-actions list pages or action pages
• maxItems: maximum number of records to emit
• fetchDetails: fetch each action page for full metadata
• delaySeconds: pause between listing requests
• detailDelaySeconds: pause before detail-page requests

Output fields

Field	Description
action_title	Title shown on the CFPB action page
company_person_names	Entity or person names in the action title
category	Primary product tag from the action page
status	Enforcement status or forum status
action_date	Initial filing or action date
docket_case_links	Linked filings, PDFs, or case URLs
summary	Introductory summary text
tags	Product tags from the page
penalties_redress	Monetary penalty or redress language when present
source_urls	URLs used to build the record

Example output

{
  "action_title": "Wise US Inc.",
  "company_person_names": "Wise US Inc.",
  "category": "Remittances",
  "status": "Post Order/Post Judgment",
  "action_date": "JAN 30, 2025",
  "docket_case_links": [
    "https://www.consumerfinance.gov/enforcement/actions/wise-us-inc/",
    "https://files.consumerfinance.gov/f/documents/cfpb_wise-us-inc-consent-order_2025-01.pdf",
    "https://files.consumerfinance.gov/f/documents/cfpb_wise-us-inc-stipulation_2025-01.pdf"
  ],
  "summary": "On January 30, 2025, the Bureau issued an order against Wise US Inc., a nonbank remittance transfer provider headquartered in New York, New York.",
  "tags": ["Remittances"],
  "penalties_redress": "The Amended Consent Order requires Wise to take measures to ensure future compliance, provide approximately $450,000 for consumer redress, and pay a $44,955 civil money penalty.",
  "source_urls": ["https://www.consumerfinance.gov/enforcement/actions/wise-us-inc/"]
}

Pricing

$6.00 per 1,000 results ($0.006 per result) Set a max cost limit when starting a run to control spend. The Actor stops automatically when the limit is reached.

Example costs

100 results = $0.60 500 results = $3.00 1,000 results = $6.00 5,000 results = $30.00

Notes

• Public .gov source, no authentication required.
• Uses static HTML parsing and does not require Playwright.
• Detail-page enrichment is enabled by default.