The OnPage API v2 will enable developers and OnPage users to extend The OnPage Incident Alert Management Platform with ease. The new API v2 release supports:
The OnPage API v2 will be available upon request as off 07/18/2017. Go here to create a request for the API v2 Document
The OnPage API v2 enhancements to Callbacks
OnPage REST API v2 allows the registration of message status and OPID status callbacks. REST API token received in authentication response must have REGISTER_CALLBACK permission to register callbacks.
The OnPage API v2 enhancements to Message Status Updates
OnPage will call the callback URL using POST for sending message status updates. Status values are as follows:
The OnPage API v2 enhancements to OPID Status Updates
OnPage will call registered account status callback URL using POST for sending account status updates (logged in/off, pager on/off).
Status updates for sent messages can be obtained in callbacks to the URL address specified in the callback/ url field of the Send Message request. The callback service has to process both GET and POST requests on the same URL address.
Customers can expect full support for requests related to switching to the new API v2 — please direct all inquiries to support@onpagecorp.com. We have created a detailed API document that will guide you through the change. We look forward to partnering with you to help you explore The OnPage API V2.
Please contact our support team at support@onpagecorp.com if you have any questions.
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