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	What is the HireAbility Developer Program? Who is the HireAbility Developer Program designed for? How much do the HireAbility developer program tools cost to use? Are there any daily usage limitations? How will I know when I've hit the daily usage limit? Can I integrate any of the HireAbility Developer Program tools into my commercial application? What programming languages does HireAbility support? What interfaces do you offer for accessing the ALEX Toolkit API? What languages or regionals does ALEX Toolkit support for contact parsing? Where is the documentation for how to access the ALEX Toolkit API? How do I request a higher usage limit? How do I report problems, bugs or outages?     Answer 1 The HireAbility Developer Program is a collection of applications and services that can be build directly into your website or application. These tools can enrich the your users experience while others will simply help you get certain automated taks done.   Answer 2 This program is for developers, commercial businesses and researchers who are looking for helpful tools and services that can be integrated directly into their applications.   Answer 3 The HireAbility Developer Program tools are free to use unless otherwise noted.   Answer 4 Some of the tools such as ALEX Toolkit are limited to a daily usage rate of 100 transactions, others such as the RSS feeds offer unlimited usage. For those tools that do have a transaction limit, if you have needs for additional transactions above that amount, a higher transaction limit can be purchased.   Answer 5 When your rate limit has been reached, your application will receive an XML response with a standard error and description of the problem.   Answer 6 Yes. Integration into commercial applications is allowed and encouraged.   Answer 7 Since the tools and services provided are based on existing web standards, the choice of programming language is left up to you. Use whatever works best for you needs, project or existing knowledge.   Answer 8 Currenty the ALEX Toolkit API must be accessed by making a request via SOAP or HTTP POST. There are plans to offer a .NET dll in the future.   Answer 9 Currently ALEX Toolkit recoginzes contact information from the following countries: United States, Canada, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Switzerland, Denmark (Faroe Islands, Greenland), Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, Vatican, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea and Japan.   Answer 10 This documentation is sent to you by email when you sign up for access to that API. If you have lost or misplaced the documentation, please contact support and we'll be happy to email you another copy.   Answer 11 Contact support with this request.   Answer 12 Please notify support.