2025 R2 Preview
This release is scheduled to go live on 2025-05-09
Welcome to our latest REST API release
The 2025 R2 release was busy! We're happy to announce the addition of many new endpoints as well as other improvements and functionality to enhance your developer experience.
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New endpoints
This release includes new endpoints in many applications.
Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivable
- payments
- payments-details
- payments-lines
- payments-summary
- posted-over-payment
- posted-over-payment-line
Cash Management
Construction
- ap-releasable-retainage
- ap-retainage-release-line
- ap-retainage-release
- ar-releasable-retainage
- ar-retainage-release
- ar-retainage-release-line
- cost-type-observed-percent-completed
- project-contract-billing-invoice-detail
- project-contract-billing-invoice-summary
Contracts and Revenue Management
- contract-line
- contract-usage
- billing-price-list-entry
- billing-price-list-entry-line
- billing-price-list-entry-line-tier
- billing-schedule
- billing-schedule-line
- revenue-schedule
- revenue-schedule-line
Expense Tracking
- employee-expense-adjustment
- employee-expense-adjustment-line
- expense-to-approve
- expense-to-approve-line
Fixed Assets Management
General Ledger
Inventory Control
Order Entry
Project and Resource Management
Purchasing
Other updates
Batch requests
You can process multiple records (batch) for a single REST API object in one request. To learn more about batch requests, see Batch requests.
Bulk request service is now in General Availability (GA)
Now you can use the bulk service to process large volumes of data for improved efficiency. The bulk service enables scalability by handling large-scale non-blocking data processing.
To learn more about this service, see Bulk requests.
Platform Trigger queue event services (Early Adopter)
A new Platform Trigger type, Event queue, allows users to queue payloads in storage. After the trigger is created, you can use Platform Trigger queue event services to retrieve a count of events, retrieve batch messages, and also post acknowledgements of trigger events using HTTP methods and cURL commands.
To learn how to set up the new trigger, see Platform Event Queue Trigger--Early Adopter. Also refer to Platform Trigger queue event services (Early Adopter) for technical details on setting up calls.