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Welcome to the API Reference documentation! This guide provides comprehensive information on how to use our APIs to integrate with our platform. Whether you're a developer building applications or a system administrator managing integrations, this documentation will help you understand the endpoints, parameters, and response formats of our APIs.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Authentication
Endpoints
Request Methods
Response Format
Error Handling
Additional Resources
1. Introduction
Our APIs allow you to interact with our platform programmatically, enabling seamless integration of our services into your applications. This documentation provides detailed information on how to make requests to our APIs, handle responses, and troubleshoot common issues.
2. Authentication
Authentication is required to access our APIs. Currently, we support API key authentication. Follow the authentication guidelines provided in the API documentation to obtain your API key.
3. Endpoints
Our APIs expose various endpoints, each serving a specific purpose or functionality. The documentation categorizes endpoints based on their functionality, making it easier to find the resources you need.
4. Request Methods
Our APIs support standard HTTP request methods, including:
GET: Retrieve data from the server.
POST: Create new resources on the server.
PUT: Update existing resources on the server.
DELETE: Remove resources from the server.
Each endpoint in the documentation specifies the supported request methods.
5. Response Format
Obtain explicit consent for each specific purpose of data processing.
Provide granular options for users to consent to different types of data processing.
Regularly review and update consent management processes to ensure compliance with regulations.
Implement robust security measures to protect consent data from unauthorized access or tampering.
6. Error Handling
# Example Python code to store user consent
def storeConsent(user_id, consent_data):
# Store consent data in a database
# Example: Save consent preferences for user with user_id
# consent_data = { 'purpose': 'analytics', 'consented': True }
# Implement database storage logic here
pass7. Additional Resources
That's it! You now have a better understanding of consent management and how to implement it within your applications. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team. Happy coding!
Welcome to the API Reference documentation! This guide provides comprehensive information on how to use our APIs to integrate with our platform. Whether you're a developer building applications or a system administrator managing integrations, this documentation will help you understand the endpoints, parameters, and response formats of our APIs.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Authentication
Endpoints
Request Methods
Response Format
Error Handling
Additional Resources
1. Introduction
Our APIs allow you to interact with our platform programmatically, enabling seamless integration of our services into your applications. This documentation provides detailed information on how to make requests to our APIs, handle responses, and troubleshoot common issues.
2. Authentication
Authentication is required to access our APIs. Currently, we support API key authentication. Follow the authentication guidelines provided in the API documentation to obtain your API key.
3. Endpoints
Our APIs expose various endpoints, each serving a specific purpose or functionality. The documentation categorizes endpoints based on their functionality, making it easier to find the resources you need.
4. Request Methods
Our APIs support standard HTTP request methods, including:
GET: Retrieve data from the server.
POST: Create new resources on the server.
PUT: Update existing resources on the server.
DELETE: Remove resources from the server.
Each endpoint in the documentation specifies the supported request methods.
5. Response Format
Obtain explicit consent for each specific purpose of data processing.
Provide granular options for users to consent to different types of data processing.
Regularly review and update consent management processes to ensure compliance with regulations.
Implement robust security measures to protect consent data from unauthorized access or tampering.
6. Error Handling
# Example Python code to store user consent
def storeConsent(user_id, consent_data):
# Store consent data in a database
# Example: Save consent preferences for user with user_id
# consent_data = { 'purpose': 'analytics', 'consented': True }
# Implement database storage logic here
pass7. Additional Resources
That's it! You now have a better understanding of consent management and how to implement it within your applications. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team. Happy coding!
Welcome to the API Reference documentation! This guide provides comprehensive information on how to use our APIs to integrate with our platform. Whether you're a developer building applications or a system administrator managing integrations, this documentation will help you understand the endpoints, parameters, and response formats of our APIs.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Authentication
Endpoints
Request Methods
Response Format
Error Handling
Additional Resources
1. Introduction
Our APIs allow you to interact with our platform programmatically, enabling seamless integration of our services into your applications. This documentation provides detailed information on how to make requests to our APIs, handle responses, and troubleshoot common issues.
2. Authentication
Authentication is required to access our APIs. Currently, we support API key authentication. Follow the authentication guidelines provided in the API documentation to obtain your API key.
3. Endpoints
Our APIs expose various endpoints, each serving a specific purpose or functionality. The documentation categorizes endpoints based on their functionality, making it easier to find the resources you need.
4. Request Methods
Our APIs support standard HTTP request methods, including:
GET: Retrieve data from the server.
POST: Create new resources on the server.
PUT: Update existing resources on the server.
DELETE: Remove resources from the server.
Each endpoint in the documentation specifies the supported request methods.
5. Response Format
Obtain explicit consent for each specific purpose of data processing.
Provide granular options for users to consent to different types of data processing.
Regularly review and update consent management processes to ensure compliance with regulations.
Implement robust security measures to protect consent data from unauthorized access or tampering.
6. Error Handling
# Example Python code to store user consent
def storeConsent(user_id, consent_data):
# Store consent data in a database
# Example: Save consent preferences for user with user_id
# consent_data = { 'purpose': 'analytics', 'consented': True }
# Implement database storage logic here
pass7. Additional Resources
That's it! You now have a better understanding of consent management and how to implement it within your applications. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team. Happy coding!