Application Programming Interface (API)
The API section is a comprehensive resource that provides detailed documentation and guidance on utilizing the FileWave API. Whether you're a developer or an IT professional looking to integrate FileWave functionality into your own applications or workflows, this section offers valuable insights. Discover comprehensive API reference documentation, code samples, and tutorials that walk you through the process of leveraging the FileWave API. By leveraging the API, you can automate tasks, streamline workflows, and integrate FileWave functionality seamlessly into your existing systems. Unlock the full potential of FileWave by harnessing the power of the API and customizing your FileWave deployment to suit your specific needs.
Choose a FileWave API
What An application programming interface (API) lets software read data from a service or send da...
Working With APIs
Getting started Use this article to understand FileWave API authentication, request methods, JSON...
Command Line API (v1)
Command Line RESTful API FileWave Central calls these definitions Inventory Reports; older FileWa...
FileWave Anywhere API (v2)
What FileWave Anywhere (formerly WebAdmin) talks to FileWave Server through API calls. You can us...
FileWave Anywhere API Documentation
What FileWave Anywhere includes a Swagger/OpenAPI documentation page for supported public API pat...
Using the Command Line API to limit, sort, and offset values returned
Problem When utilizing FileWave's Command Line API to extract inventory information, you may fin...
Last Changed Inventory Field
What The “Last Changed” inventory field records when a device’s inventory data changed or when th...
API Sample Code
Bulk Update the iOS Enrollment User (auth_username) and Client Name using API
What The api_UpdateiPadNameandAuthUser script is a tool that allows FileWave admins to update the...
Bulk Update the Enrollment User (auth_username) using API
What This problem and solution came from a customer who had many devices in FileWave, yet did no...
Write FileWave Custom Field Values with the API
Use the FileWave Command Line API to set a server-side Custom Field value for one inventory devic...
Managing Client States via the FileWave API
What Use the FileWave API to move a device between the Tracked, Archived, Missing, and Untracked ...
Return FileWave Device Details as JSON
Get one desktop client's inventory details The legacy inventory endpoint in this example returns ...
Sending MDM Commands
What FileWave Anywhere can send MDM commands to devices, and the FileWave Anywhere API can trigge...
Restarting Devices with API
What Use the FileWave API to restart multiple managed Android, Apple, or Windows devices. Each pl...
Managing Deployments with the FileWave API (16.4+)
What FileWave 16.4 adds supported public API endpoints for creating, listing, reading, updating, ...