Frequently Asked Questions
How can I create an account?
To create an account, click on the "Sign in" button located at the top right corner of this page. Next, click on the "Azure Active Directory B2C" button, and then select "Sign up now". Follow the instructions provided in the window, and your account will be successfully created.
How do I access my APIs?
Access to APIs requires prior approval. Even after creating an account, users are not automatically granted access to APIs. To request access, please contact our administrators specifying which APIs you need access to. Your request will undergo review, and upon approval, you will be granted access to the requested APIs.
Who do I contact to access my APIs?
Please contact our administrators via our support email address, providing your name, the email address associated with your account, and the specific APIs you wish to access.
Where can I find my subscription key?
Upon logging in, navigate to the home page and click on "Profile" in the top right menu. Your API subscriptions will be displayed under the "Subscriptions" section of the page. Clicking on "Show" next to either the Primary or Secondary key for any subscription will reveal the corresponding key without encoding.
What happens when I "regenerate" a subscription key?
When you regenerate a subscription key, it replaces the existing key with a new one. This ensures security by invalidating the old key and allows users to continue accessing API functionalities with the updated key.
What type of APIs do we offer?
We provide RESTful APIs for accessing our services. REST (Representational State Transfer) APIs utilize standard HTTP methods. Currently, the only method supported is GET for our APIs, and in the future we may provide other standard HTTP methods such as GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.
Where can I review my API usage?
Navigate to the "Reports" tab on the upper right of the screen. There you will see reports on your API calls within a set time frame, including various data on your requests such as your total requests, data transfer, API response times, etc.