Overview

DigiFi's API is organized around REST and uses built-in HTTP features, standard response codes, authentication and verbs, allowing for quick implementation with standard HTTP packages used in all languages. The API accepts requests with a JSON body and returns JSON responses.

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Authentication

Your organization's API credentials can be viewed and managed by navigating to Company Settings > Developers > DigiFi API Keys within DigiFi's platform.

To authenticate a request, you must include your client_id and client_secret in the request header for all requests (POST, PUT, GET and DELETE).

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Response Status Codes

DigiFi's API uses conventional HTTP response codes to indicate the success or failure of an API request. In general, codes in the 200 range indicate success, codes in the 400 range indicate an error with the request and codes in the 500 range indicate an error with the server.