To maintain the security of the CMS API v2.4 we only accept requests via SSL. All methods must be called using HTTPS.
All requests coming into the CMS API v2.4 must be made from an authorised IP address. Valid IP address will be assigned to specific CMS API v2.4 credentials. Upon access being approved we will require the IP address of the server performing the CMS API v2.4 requests.
Multiple IP addresses can be allowed upon request.
The provided access credentials shall consist of two parts: a public api_id and a private secret_key.
All requests to the CMS API v2.4 must contain the public api_id and be signed with a signature generated using the private secret_key. For more information on how to sign requests, please refer to the section signing requests.
If you would like access credentials for the CMS API v2.4, please contact your CMS administrator.
A limited number of endpoints are available by providing simply a single user-linked access_key, alongside which the api_id, secret_key, request signing and IP address validation are not necessary. You may generate such an access_key in the 'Manage Account' section of the Portal.