Dive into the Quickstart Essentials for Sage Active Public API.
Get a practical overview with this brief, engaging video.
It showcases essential steps to kick-start your journey.
Perfect for beginners!
Quick start
This quick start guide explains how to:
- Access to your developer environment from Sage Active Stage to begin exploring and testing the API.
- register your applications to obtain your keys needed to authenticate and use Sage Active Public API V1,
- run your first queries with Sage Active Public API V1 using Postman, the popular tool for testing APIs,
- discover the Hot Chocolate GraphQL syntax.
Please note that the Sage Active Public API V1 is available for these Sage Active environnements.
However, during your API exploration, you will start testing from a stage environment rather than directly on the production environments.
Some benefits of a graphQL public API ?
The public API for Sage Active can offer many benefits for users in the French, Spanish, and German markets.
Firstly, using a public API allows developers to easily integrate the features of Sage Active into their own software, making their software more powerful and user-friendly for end users.
Additionally, using GraphQL in the Sage Active public API can also provide significant benefits.
GraphQL is a query language that allows developers to request exactly the data they need, making the integration of Sage Active data more efficient and flexible.
For example, developers can use GraphQL to request only the data they need, instead of receiving all available data, which can save time and resources.
Finally, using GraphQL in the Sage Active public API can also improve the end user experience.
GraphQL allows developers to create smooth and intuitive user interfaces that can make using the software easier for end users.
Additionally, by using GraphQL, developers can create applications that are faster and more responsive, improving the end user experience.
10 benefits among others
- Flexible data querying: Allows developers to retrieve exactly the data they need and nothing more.
- Reduced number of API calls: Allows developers to retrieve multiple pieces of data in a single request.
- Strongly typed schema: Allows for easy validation and self-documentation of the API.
- Real-time updates: Allows for real-time updates to be pushed to the client via subscriptions.
- Easy to learn: Has a simple and easy-to-learn syntax.
- Great developer experience: Provides a great developer experience with features like real-time debugging and automatic API documentation.
- Platform agnostic: Can be used across multiple platforms and languages.
- Scalability: Can easily handle a large number of requests and a large amount of data.
- Easy to test: Allows for easy testing of the API by providing a predictable and consistent response.
- Great community support: Has a large and active community that provides support and resources for developers.