It looks like you have built and released the API. However, I’m not seeing documentation and in fact am seeing localhost references in the URLs instead of an actual URL that you would use for the API.\u000a\u000aCan you help me understand the timeline of the API? I’m looking to integrate this with Make.com instead of Zapier (which I see is also released and you’re able to use).\u000a\u000aThanks!

Hello ajmorris,\u000a\u000aThank you for your email and your question!\u000a\u000aYou can access our API here:\u000ahttps://breezedoc.com/integrations/api and we currently have this basic page with some light endpoint documentation here:\u000ahttps://breezedoc.com/integrations/api\u000a\u000aWe trust this will help, and we thank you for your patience while we work on further BreezeDoc development!\u000a\u000aWith kind regards,\u000aTeam Originals!

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Q: API Documentation?

It looks like you have built and released the API. However, I’m not seeing documentation and in fact am seeing localhost references in the URLs instead of an actual URL that you would use for the API.

Can you help me understand the timeline of the API? I’m looking to integrate this with Make.com instead of Zapier (which I see is also released and you’re able to use).

Thanks!

ajmorrisPLUSSep 18, 2024

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Natasha_originals

Oct 9, 2024

A: Hello ajmorris,

Thank you for your email and your question!

You can access our API here:
https://breezedoc.com/integrations/api and we currently have this basic page with some light endpoint documentation here:
https://breezedoc.com/integrations/api

We trust this will help, and we thank you for your patience while we work on further BreezeDoc development!

With kind regards,
Team Originals!

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