RESTful API
We provide a powerful set of Restful API documentation that's used by Analysis behind the scenes to perform all sorts of requests to TagoIO, such as but not limited to:
- Creating, deleting and editing devices
- Creating, deleting and editing notifications
- Creating, deleting and editing users
- Creating, deleting and editing actions
In order to use the Restful API, you'll need a token. There are three different types of tokens at TagoIO:
- Device-Token: Performs data request.
- Account-token: Performs any sort of entity request, such as creating devices.
- Network-token: Performs data request through a network connection, only useful if you're using your own network.
When executing requests to TagoIO, you will have a limit on the number of requests that can be made during a certain time period. Read more about our Rate Limits.
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