Opentact API Integration
Overview
Opentact offers HTTP or HTTPS endpoints that adhere to RESTful principles, utilizing JSON for data consumption and return. Integrating with Opentact's API allows seamless communication and interaction with the platform's features and services. Below are key details for leveraging Opentact's API effectively:
RESTful Endpoints:
Protocol:
Opentact's API endpoints support both HTTP and HTTPS, providing flexibility and security for data transmission.
Data Format:
JSON is the preferred format for both request payloads and response data. This standardized approach simplifies data interchange between your application and Opentact.
Authentication:
API Key Requirement:
Most HTTP/HTTPS endpoints necessitate the inclusion of an API Key in the request header. This key serves as a secure and authenticated means of accessing Opentact's API.
Authorization Headers:
Additional details regarding API Keys and Authorization headers can be found in the Authentication section. It is crucial to understand and implement proper authentication practices for a secure and authorized API interaction.
Accessing More Information:
Authentication Section:
For in-depth insights into API Keys, Authorization headers, and secure authentication practices, refer to the dedicated Authentication section. This section provides comprehensive guidance on ensuring the security and integrity of your API requests.
By adhering to RESTful principles, utilizing JSON data exchange, and incorporating the required API Key in your requests, you can seamlessly integrate your applications with Opentact's API, unlocking the full potential of its features and services.
For detailed information on API Keys and Authentication headers, please explore the Authentication section.
Glossary
TERM | Description |
Numbers | DIDs and toll-free numbers that can be purchased and managed in order to receive calls (inbound/origination) |
Messaging | Short Message Service (SMS) text messaging that can be sent using Long Code, Toll Free Number, and Short Code |
Connections | Provisions SIP trunks |
Call Control Applications | Configure webhooks and voice settings for call control. This resource provisions SIP trunks for call control use cases. |
Reports | Access Call and Messaging Detail Records, and generate usage reports |
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