Request Types, Permissions, Errors, & Limits
CREATING REQUESTS
According to RESTful structure, Acquire implements the following HTTP verbs:
GET - Read entity
POST - Create new entity
PUT - Modify existing entity
DELETE - Remove entity
PERMISSIONS
To request any API endpoint, you will need a valid API key with the related access permissions.
Learn more about obtaining an API key and access permissions in the Authorization section.
Errors
Errors are returned using standard HTTP error codes.
In general, the list of error codes includes:
Code | Explanation |
2xx | Success |
4xx | Bad request sent to the server |
5xx | Server-side error |
STATUS CODES
200 OK Successful request.
400 Bad Request Returns JSON with the error message.
401 Unauthorized Couldn’t authenticate your request.
403 Forbidden Invalid request.
404 Not Found No such object.
500 Internal Server Error Something went wrong.
503 Service Unavailable Service is down for maintenance.
Types | Code | Explanation |
| 400 | Invalid request |
| 400 | No credentials in the request body |
| 400 | Already exists |
| 401 | Missing, incorrect, or invalid API Key |
| 403 | Invalid request |
| 500 | Internal server error |
API Limit
There are no API consumption limits.
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