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API Overview

Last updated 2 days ago

The AssetBlaze API is a public API that we provide to our Enterprise customers.

The API allows companies to perform a very specific set of functions within their AssetBlaze account. In the hands of your software developers, they can write simple software programs to communicate with objects in their AssetBlaze account and automate tasks between other cloud-based applications.

Where can I find my API Key?

  • Go to the Settings tab in AssetBlaze.

  • Click on API.

  • Click Create Key Pair to generate a unique API Key.

  • Name your API Key and set an expiration date if desired, then click Create.

  • Your Public Key and Secret Key will be displayed. Make sure to save these keys.

  • Your active API Key will be visible in Settings > API.

  • To edit or delete the API Key, use the options to the right of the active key.

What actions can be performed using the AssetBlaze API?

The AssetBlaze API allows you to perform various actions, including:

  • Create an Item

  • List Items

  • Recent Items List

  • Delete Item

  • Fetch Item

  • Update Item

  • Move an Item

  • Clone an Item

  • Search Items

  • Item Variants Groups

  • Create Item Group

  • List of Item Groups

  • Fetch Item Group

  • Update an Item Group

  • List Custom Fields

  • List Alerts

  • Create an Alert

  • Update an Alert

  • Delete Alert

Can AssetBlaze build this type of integration for me?

Yes! We are a team of talented developers. We can collaborate to create and manage your integrations after consultation.

What is the rate limit for the AssetBlaze API?

The AssetBlaze API allows for 1,000 requests per 15-minute window. Rate limit details are included in the HTTP headers of the API response.

How can I find out if certain software can be integrated with AssetBlaze?

Check with the software provider to see if they offer an API. If they do, integration with AssetBlaze may be possible. However, we cannot guarantee compatibility with all third-party APIs.

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