Screendragon API & Connection Manager Overview

Screendragon's REST-Based Open API Infrastructure

• RESTful Design: Built on standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) for lightweight, stateless communication.
• Authentication & Security: OAuth 2.0 for secure token-based access and role-based permissions.
• Data Exchange: JSON format for requests and responses, supporting real-time and batch operations.
• Scalability & Flexibility: Modular endpoints for campaigns, assets, workflows, and reporting.
• Developer-Friendly: Comprehensive API documentation and sandbox environment for testing integrations.
• Additional Features: Rate limits and webhook support for event-driven integrations.

In-House Connection Manager

• Purpose: Acts as a bridge between Screendragon and third-party platforms, handling API orchestration and error management.
• Core Features: Dynamic routing, retry & failover mechanisms, and data transformation for payload compatibility.
• Security & Compliance: Secure storage of API keys and tokens, with audit logs for all transactions.
• Benefits: Reduces complexity for end-users and provides centralized control for monitoring and troubleshooting.
• Handles: Token refresh, error handling, and payload mapping.

Getting API Access & Support

To start using Screendragon's API, follow these steps based on the official API Usage Guidelines:

• Request Access: Contact your Screendragon account manager or submit a request through the developer portal to enable API access for your account.
• Authentication Setup: Obtain OAuth 2.0 credentials (Client ID and Secret) from your account settings. Configure token-based authentication for secure API calls.
• Review Usage Guidelines: Understand rate limits, data security policies, and best practices outlined in the official documentation.
• Swagger Documentation: Technical Swagger-based API documentation is available for each account to explore endpoints and test requests.