RESTful APIs

Organizations that wish to access their information can do so via RESTful Application Programming Interfaces (RESTful APIs) after securing an account and attaining their unique identifier (Tenant ID).  If you do not have an account please contact us so we can get started immediately.  The list of product APIs resides here.

This information, herein, assumes familiarity with JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) and how to make web service calls.  In theory you can use any development environment or tool capable of making web service calls and parsing JSON objects.  While we do not advertise training and coaching services on the use of JSON we do offer training on the use of our APIs for organizations that want to exploit them.

We are always looking to add value to our Products so do not hesitate to contact us to help integrate your information into your product or a Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) product.  As well, we are always looking for add to our product so forward your suggestions and if we add it to a future version you will get some cool swag.

Using Our APIs

The first parameter to any call is the TenantID field, which identifies your organization and controls the data you can retrieve.  Besides the data you are seeking to retrieve, all calls will return the following information.

To access demo data, simply click on any of the links second table above.  You will be able to utilize all of our APIs but with read only access.

Tip: You should store the TenantID as a parameter to the application, rather than hard-code it into the API calls.

Return Codes

We utilize the same return codes that one would expect with HTTP.  In general, codes in the 2xx range indicate success, codes in the 4xx range indicate an error that failed because of the provided information, and codes in the 5xx range indicate very rare error due to issues within our Microsoft Azure instance.