RESTful API
This article summarizes TagoIO's RESTful API capabilities, the common operations you can perform, the three token types required for API access, and a note about rate limits when executing requests.
We provide a powerful set of RESTful API endpoints and documentation that's used by Analysis behind the scenes to perform requests to TagoIO. See Restful API documentation and Analysis for more details.
What you can do with the API
The RESTful API supports a wide range of operations, including (but not limited to):- Creating, deleting, and editing devices
- Creating, deleting, and editing users
Token types
To use the RESTful API you must provide a token. There are three different types of tokens in TagoIO:Device-Token— Performs data requests. See Device‑Token documentation.
Account-token — Performs entity requests, such as creating devices. See
Account‑Token documentation.
Network-token— Performs data requests through a network connection; only useful if you are using your own network. See Network integration documentation.