Description of the AskCody API for integrating ERP systems with the Meeting Services (Meeting+) module
The AskCody Meeting+ API is accessed using the base URL https://api.onaskcody.com/meeting
All data is in JSON format using the application/json Media Type.
In order to access the API, you need to specify an API key and an API version using HTTP headers:
| Header | Example Value |
| X-AskCody-API-Key | qRniOJFwlcWC-_16pdSFVtH-I5BgPTvhLBxkoREWNOHRaQbILNIrX_MyvquSZo5V |
| X-AskCody-API-Version | 1 |
Available endpoints
The Meeting+ API currently has three endpoints:
| Name | Description | Method | Path | Parameters |
| Unsettled Deliveries | Returns a list of unsettled deliveries. | GET | /deliveries/unsettled |
startTime: Only return deliveries delivered after this time. Optional. endTime: Only return deliveries delivered before this time. Optional. |
| Delivery | Returns the delivery with the given ID. | GET | /deliveries/<id> | None |
| Settle Delivery | Settles the delivery with the given ID. | POST | /deliveries/<id>/settle | externalId: External ID to associate with the delivery. Optional. |
Parameter formats
All "id" parameters are integers / whole numbers.
The parameters "startTime" and "endTime" are DateTime formats and should follow the ISO8601 standard. The following formats are valid:
2019-02-22T10:05:04+00:00
2019-02-22T10:05:04Z
20190222T100504Z
Caution: Sending a GET request requires the data to be URL encoded, because characters like "+" are not supported, and will be filtered away - if this happens the response will simply be empty, but the request will be allowed.
Additionally, the time can be omitted from the parameter, so you only specify the date:
2019-02-22
Caution: Only specifying the Date is implicitly added 00:00:00 as the time format, so if you try to get a single day's deliveries, for example, February 22nd use the following format:
startTime: 2019-02-22
endTime: 2019-02-23
Request examples
https://api.onaskcody.com/meeting/deliveries/unsettled?startTime=2019-02-14T08:00:00%2B0000&endTime=2019-02-14T11:00:00%2B0000
https://api.onaskcody.com/meeting/deliveries/unsettled?startTime=2019-02-14T08:00:00Z&endTime=2019-02-14T11:00:00Z
https://api.onaskcody.com/meeting/deliveries/unsettled?startTime=2019-02-14&endTime=2019-02-15
Running a sample request in Postman
Postman can be a great tool for testing API requests. A simple GET request could be done as below:
Response data format
Sample delivery in JSON format looks like this:
Delivery JSON
{
"id": 1,
"deliverAt": "1970-01-01T00:00:00+0000",
"costCenter": "1234",
"totalPrice": "EUR 100.00",
"status": "completed",
"externalId": null,
"settledAt": null,
"settledBy": null,
"externalParticipants": "",
"extensionAttributes": {
"additionalCostCenter": "DK421337",
"internalAttendees": "1",
"externalAttendees": "0"
},
"meeting": {
"id": "BAAAAIIA4AB0xbcQGoLgCAAAAABO8nVvNd7PAQAAAAAAAAAAEAAAAHdxiGFkA01Dl0brT6qlhE4=",
"startTime": "2016-05-31T13:00:00+0000",
"endTime": "2016-05-31T14:00:00+0000",
"subject": "Test meeting for API",
"organizerName": "Filip S. Adamsen",
"organizerAddress": "fsa@askcody.dk",
"location": "Development"
},
"orderer": {
"name": "Filip S. Adamsen",
"email": "fsa@askcody.dk",
"attributes": [
"location": "Aalborg",
"personalCostCenter": "DK133742"
]
}
}
Postman collection
Attached are examples available as a Postman collection.