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We’re getting close to launching the Solve360 application programming interface (API) and looking for beta testers. Clients will use the API to integrate Solve with their website or other business systems, to automate workflow steps, or to build entire new solutions by leveraging Solve’s powerful backend features and data model. Please check-in with support@norada.com and we’ll add you to the beta list. |
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We’d like to hook up the form on our new site we’re launching next week to our Solve360 account through the API. Is it ready for testing? Thanks, Jonathan |
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We’ll be moving the API from our test service to our production service as early as this Friday. The documentation with an example on how to post a contact directly from your website to Solve360 is also ready and will be posted then too. |
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Excellent. Can’t believe how fast you guys are at this stuff! Just saw the API reference material. This will open up the possibilities of 360 hugely. We should be ready to test Monday so I’ll check in then for instructions. Thanks again, Jonathan |
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Keep me posted with this. I’d like to get my Expression Engine developers on this ASAP. Also, it would be great to lurk in the Mail Chimp jungle and find someone interested in hooking Solve into Mailchimp. |
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Hi Guys, Just checking in to see if you moved the API from the test to the live server over the weekend? Is it possible to get access to the documentation for the API so that we can prepare stuff on our end as a test. Jonathan |
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I second this. Having MailChimp integration would be great, and I suspect a lot more people are using it than Constant Contact. |
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I’ll have someone from our support team send you the information to get started. |
