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A Powershell module on top of a SOAP API is not a new API "version" - it's an abstraction layer on top of existing technology. Even with Powershell being cross platform now, it is still not a good tool for transforming data between services and platforms - particularly when almost all of the rest of the MSP platforms available have RESTful API's.
Please move your product into the modern* web and support a REST API.
* "Modern" in this context means in the last 15 years when REST API's begun to be a widely used technology.
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We have started the REST API Project, the newest REST APIs will be introduced in 2023.9 and in Q1 we will be converting the SOAP APIs to REST.
Here is the swagger for the REST APIs.
(My dev Server) https://nfr.n-able.com/api-explorer/index.html#/
A Powershell module on top of a SOAP API is not a new API "version" - it's an abstraction layer on top of existing technology. Even with Powershell being cross platform now, it is still not a good tool for transforming data between services and platforms - particularly when almost all of the rest of the MSP platforms available have RESTful API's.
Please move your product into the modern* web and support a REST API.
* "Modern" in this context means in the last 15 years when REST API's begun to be a widely used technology.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: