API – Application Programming Interface

What is API? 

An application programming interface (API) specifies how some software components should interact with each other by specified rules. For example, if Software 1 is requesting data from Software 2, only allowed data is given. 

All API requests are composed of light-weight JSON delivered as an HTTP POST request to the endpoint URL.

Full address to send JSON requests looks like this:

https://#companyname#.scoro.ee/api/#module#(/#action#)(/#id#)

where

#companyname# is the subdomain

#module# is the module accessed ("contacts")

#action# (optional) what to do with the selected object. Possible options are ("modify","delete")

#id# (optional) what object to get

Data can be requested only with the API key. An API is site specific and must be handled as a password.

If the same environment has need for several API-s, several API keys need to be requested.

Detailed API documentation in English is located here: https://api.scoro.com/api/v2

If you wish to use the API, please contact us at help@scoro.com or your client manager.