API Version: 1
Swagger: Accure ABC OpenAPI Document – Swagger UI
URI
The format of the URI is: https://api.<region>.accu.re/<version>/<service>
The API accepts HTTPS POST with the payload in the message body.
Available regions
| Prefix | Region | Uri |
| eu | EU | https://api.eu.accu.re/ |
| us | USA | https://api.us.accu.re/ |
Available services
| Service | Description |
| document | Use the ABC Document service (most common) |
| report | Use the ABC Report service |
| sms | Use the ABC SMS service |
| edi | Use the ABC EDI service |
| fax | Use the ABC Fax service |
| prodprint | Use the ABC Production Print service |
| Use the ABC Email service |
Authorization
Each request is authorized by an API key. The API key is requested in MyABC at https://myabc.accu.re/onpremise/apitokens/transaction.
The key must be generated with the claim(s) corresponding the desired service(s).
The API key may be used in two ways, either in the HTTP header or via query string
When using query string the API key is entered as the full API key, i.e:
https://api.<region>.accu.re/v1/document?apikey=abc.12345.49649bf3-9629-4fd1-a86e-9bb63adb8292
When using HTTP Header, use Basic authentication where username is your tenant ID and password
is the last section in the key: 12345:49649bf3-9629-4fd1-a86e-9bb63adb8292
This should then be Base64 encoded and the header will be:
Authorization: Basic MTIzNDU6MTIzNDUuNDk2NDliZjMtOTYyOS00ZmQxLWE4NmUtOWJiNjNhZGI4Mjky
Client Identification
Each client is identified in ABC with a client identifier. The client must be registered in ABC.
The client identifier may be used in two ways, either in the HTTP header or via query string:
URI example: https://api.<region>.accu.re/v1/document?client= ca19d2c1-1138-4756-9a60-fc40ca5aef68
Header example: X-Client: ca19d2c1-1138-4756-9a60-fc40ca5aef68
Content Type
Content type must be configured in the HTTP header.
Most common content types are application/xml, application/json or text/plain.
Header example: Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
Priority (optional)
Priority may for the transaction may be set.
The priority setting may be used in two ways, either in the HTTP header or via query string:
Accepted priority values are high, normal or low. Default value is normal.
URI example: https://api.<region>.accu.re/v1/document?priority=normal
Header example: X-Priority: normal
Redirection (optional)
Output from the transaction might be redirected to target another client than the one configured as
default in ABC. The target client is configured in the URI.
Example:
https://api.<region>.accu.re/v1/document/ba96c8b3-1792-4375-9050-28c9c9216f67
API Response
The API will respond with standard HTTP statuses, and a json object containing the ABC transaction
ID. The HTTP status message may contain further error information.
Response message body example:
{“Id”:”e640f095-3bc5-4d93-b683-f0de57a781a9″,”message”:”The request succeeded but requires further processing before it can be published.”}
