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Using the API Feeds for your integration

With our API Feeds module, you will have access to every available end-point, not every area of your accessplanit platform is covered by the feed so please see below to read more about what data is available through the existing API Feed endpoints.

You are able to use the RESTful API Feeds to build as many integrations with other software as you require.

To use the feeds, you will need either middleware to sit in the middle of the two systems to connect them, or a developer to connect

the software together.

As the

API Feeds are an additional module, please contact your assigned Customer Success Manager (CSM).

Responses are in JSON by default, but can be returned as XML; to request XML, add a Request Header of Accept with a value of application/xml

What

platform areas are available within the API Module?

There are three major areas of your accessplanit that are covered by the API Feeds; Courses, Finance, and Users. you may use a combination of these for your integration.

• Course API Feeds
  

• There are several endpoints available for Course based information:

  • Course Templates

  • Courses (dates)

  • Delegates

  • Trainers

  • Venues
    

• Financial API Feeds
  There are several endpoints available for financial based information:

  • Invoices

  • Invoice Items

  • Transactions (payments)
    

• User API Feeds
  There are several endpoints available for user based information

  • Users

  • Companies (accounts)

  • Company Groups (account groups)

Developer Documentation

The endpoint URLs and developer information can be found in the below documentation:

https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/10924757/SzYexcAy?version=latest#intro

API Feed Restrictions

Each individual API Feed end-point is restricted to 5000 requests per hour, unless your

accessplanit platform is hosted on a dedicated server (please contact our

customer support team if you are unsure of this)

HTTP Verbs

The accessplanit API uses HTTP verbs appropriate for each action:

Authorization

A token is required to make any requests on the API. Tokens should be included with every request.

Tokens are valid for 60 minutes from issue and must be included with every request. The token must be included as a Request Header of Authorization with the value Bearer tokenValue

Responses

The status of the response is used to provide feedback about the request:

Errors

 If an error occurs during an operation, the response will have a 400 status code. The response will have a property of Message, which will give clearer information of what issue has occurred. In the case of updating/editing records, another property, ModelState, will be populated. See below for an example response:

Self-Discovery

Although there is documentation, the API is designed around HATEOAS principles and encourages self-discovery through the inclusion of links. Consider the example below:

The Links property defines all the links that are applicable to this company. It also defines which actions are suitable for the provided links. Note how there are two Self-links, but one has the GET action and the other supports the

PUT action. This defines that the Company supports being read as well as being updated.

Pagination 

Each GET call will retrieve the first 500 records.

Pagination is

needed within the feeds

if you are requesting a large amount of records.

For this, you can use the query string parameters PageSize and PageIndex.

PageSize = the number of results to return

PageIndex = the page to return

Please note that PageIndex starts at 1, not 0.

Example:

GET 'https://systemname.accessplanit.com/accessplan//api/v1/users?PageSize=10&PageIndex=2'

FAQs

Do you support requests via webhooks?
Unfortunately we do not yet support webhooks.
If this functionality would be helpful to you please log this as a product suggestion in our Product Portal, please include how you would use this feature.

Can you filter Course Dates by Course Template ID?
This is not possible within the GET request itself, however you can use the ‘Links’ section to identify which Course Template is in use for each Course Dates.

How can I get a list of Courses that a Trainer is teaching?
The Delegates API Feed lists all of the Courses that a User is linked to, this is both as a Delegate and as a Trainer.
You can identify if the User is a Delegate on the Course, or the Trainer of the Course, by referencing the ‘Status’ field, this will show as “Unknown“ if the User is assigned as Trainer on the course.
Unfortunately, you cannot currently filter the above endpoint on the Unknown status (to only show courses they’re training on) as this does not exist as a true Status option.

Can I cancel/transfer Delegates using the API feed?
You can update a Delegate’s status to ‘Cancelled’ or ‘Transferred’ via the API Feed, this will only update their status it will not trigger any automated finance changes, such as refunds or Credit Notes. These automated finance actions are only available via the Cancellation Wizard or the Transfer Wizard.

Can I change the Account Group ID of an Account through the API Feed?
You can add/change Accounts Groups into the platform via the API Feeds, but you cannot add an Account into a different Account Group via the feeds, this action must be completed within the platform by an Administrator.

Can I filter my API Feeds with one parameter OR another?
Unfortunately we do not yet support OR filters for the API Feeds.
If this functionality would be helpful to you please log this as a product suggestion in our Product Portal, please include how you would use this feature.

What Filter Operators are available for me when filtering the results of the API Feeds?
There are many operators available!