DevHub API Documentation
  • Introduction
  • Authentication
  • Errors
  • Getting started guides
    • Business-focused Sites
    • Location-focused Sites
    • Location pages and store locator with custom theme
    • Site publishing with site builder access
  • Code examples
    • Python
    • PHP
    • Perl
  • Best practices
    • Our unique IDs, versus yours
    • State and country codes
  • Core Resources
    • Sites
    • Businesses
    • Locations
    • Domains
    • Proxies
  • Content Resources
    • Pages
    • Content
    • Images
    • Files
    • Modules
    • Plugins
    • Themes
  • Logging and analytics
    • Analytics
    • Contact Logs
  • Single Sign On (SSO)
    • Introduction
    • Assigning a site's user
  • Live Preview API
    • What is the Live Preview API?
  • Advanced
    • Domain aliases
    • Language codes
    • Projects
    • Site Check
    • Traces
    • Webmail
  • Local Storage API
    • What is the Local Storage API?
  • Headless CMS
    • Locations search
  • Visitor Localization SDK
    • Visitor Localization SDK
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Introduction

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The primary use of the DevHub API is to automate the provisioning of , and other web experiences that you can produce within the DevHub platform. But it can also be used to sync location and business data from external systems with existing sites or alternatively used to pull reporting and active site data for use in your reporting dashboards.

The DevHub API is organized around . Our API has predictable resource-oriented URLs, accepts request bodies, returns responses, and uses standard HTTP response codes, authentication, and verbs.

Getting started

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