Unified Compliance NextGen
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  1. UCF NextGen

API Gateway

Unified Compliance REST-based APIs

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The UCF NextGen application is also an API Gateway, ie. a software platform where your organization can interact with the Unified Compliance library of data. API developers can make API calls to the gateway to retrieve and publish data.

The gateway supports RESTful APIs that:

  • Are HTTP-based

  • Enable stateless client-server communication

  • Implement standard HTTP methods such as GET, POST, and PATCH

  • Utilize an API Key for authentication

Visit the API Manager page and select the Keys tab to generate API Key(s) for your account. Then when calling the APIs, set an authorization header named "x-api-key" with the value of your API Key.

A subscription plan is required to make API calls.

Refer to the UCF NextGen API documentation here for more details:

https://uc4apidocs.unifiedcompliance.com/