http://clean-sprint-app.4thoffice.com/api

XSD format: https://github.com/4thOffice/4thOfficeClient/blob/master/src/DataContract/ApiDataContract.xsd

TS format: https://github.com/4thOffice/4thOfficeClient/blob/master/src/DataContract/ApiDataContract.ts

4th Office API is build in a way, that you can request different content types on the same endpoint. For example if I want to get a user's settings, I can specify which types of settings I want. I would always do a GET request to /user/settings endpoint, but if I wanted general settings, I would set the Accept HTTP header as application/vnd.4thoffice.user.settings-4.0+json and if I wanted settings for notifications, I would set the Accept HTTP header as application/vnd.4thoffice.user.settings.notification-5.15+json. The same goes for POST, PUT and DELETE requests. There you might need to also set the Content-Type HTTP header.

We offer you C# and Python SDKs. If you will be using any other programming language, raw HTTP requests are still possible (also included in examples).

Python SDK is available through pip install SnappEmailApiClient

C# SDK is available to download in the dotNetExamples/external folder.

1. In your desktop app go to Development->Change API base->Clean sprint. This will connect you to sandbox environment. Login with your Gmail or Exchange account
2. Go to https://clean-sprint-app.4thoffice.com/devconsole/login and login with the same account as in step 1 (we do not save your password and it is a sandbox environment so you can put in a random password)
3. To create new application (integration) click on Add new..
4. Enter your app name.
5. If you will use actions enter the URL of your server (can be done later)
6. Add webhooks for endpoint (if you are using actions, can also be done later):
   • POST action
7. Look at examples in this repository (every example has HTTP, Python SDK example and C# example)
8. If you will need to access other users (e.g. impersonate them), send your API KEY to Kaja

Since you are using a sandbox environment, we allow impersonation of users. That means you can create posts, get the content of those users etc. To use impersonation ALWAYS set the X-Impersonate-User HTTP header. The SDKs do that for you, if you pass it as a parameter (look at examples)