Frequently Asked Questions

Almost all NASCO APIs respond in less than 1000ms.  Some respond much faster and a few may be slower depending on the complexity of the API.

Browse to Customer Journey of interest to see the list of APIs that are available.  APIs planned for future releases are tagged as "Coming Soon!".

Refer to an API Swagger to learn about 1) available resources, and operations on each resource, 2) request/response elements for each operation, and 3) error codes. You can also download the API Specification document to get more details about an API.
 

Please use the Contact Us page to reach out for test environment credential and connectivity details. We will contact you to schedule a call to discuss the test environment certificates and credential information needed to establish connectivity.

Browse to Customer Journey of interest to see the list of Events that are available.  Events planned for future releases are tagged as "Coming Soon!".

Events at NASCO have a JSON structure and their swaggers are available within the Customer Journeys.

If you discover an event you'd like to use, contact us to schedule a call to get started.   We can walk you through what you'll need on your side and set up your subscription when you're ready.  

You can download the event swagger to use as a guide as you establish your "event endpoint" for us to call with the event.   We can also customize your event payload if needed.   

APIs support a request/response model, where you as a consumer make a request for data or make a request to take some action that generates a response. 

Events are unsolicited notifications, generated by our systems and delivered whenever something of business consequence happens.  You'll need to subscribe to an event to have it delivered to your designated endpoint.   That endpoint can be an API interface you expose or a message queue.  We're good either way.   If you see an event you can use, Contact us to learn more about subscribing to it.

It is every 6 months from the day of Key generation.

API Credentials (Consumer Key and Secret) are generated during the App registration process. Refer to "How do I create an App?" FAQ under the Get Started category to learn about App registration steps.