The CertiVox Service is built entirely on the CertiVox API. Once you are granted access, you can actually build your own client, integrate CertiVox functionality into your application, or into other 3rd party applications like Microsoft SharePoint.
Because the API is so pervasive in our application you must have a developer token to be able to take advantage of the functionality, but once you have a token you can use this in your own applications and call any available CertiVox function.
So what can you do with the API? Well you can perform any of our functions by using the underlying CertiVox API call such as Protect() which will take a set of parameters defining the documents being protected, the recipients, password, sunrise and sunset, etc. The web service simply receives the call and validates it before passing it to the client to process.
The API goes beyond just customising and integrating the creation of secure documents media, you can also query account data such as document usage data and audit information.
What do you need to start using the API beta?
• A developer Token
• The client
• A valid CertiVox account
Now you can start using Certivox functionality the way you want to.
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