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Mobb REST API Guide

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Mobb REST API Documentation Page

Mobb REST API documentation can be accessed via the following URL:

Getting started

Generating Mobb API Token

To get started, you will need to generate a Mobb API Token in your Mobb organization. .

The "Authentications" section at the top of the page allows you to supply your Mobb API Token. This is useful later when sending test requests, as your API Token will be used in the headers to perform the request.

(Optional) If you have a single tenant instance, you will also need to supply your tenant name here in the "tenant" field:

Testing API requests

To test sending a request, first locate the request you want to use, and use the "Test Request" button to open the request page.

Ensure your Mobb API Token is properly supplied in the "Authentications" field. Once you're ready, click "Send".

(Optional) For single tenant users, you may need to supply your tenant name again in the Test Request page under the "tenant" variable.

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Here is a quick guide on how to generate your own Mobb API Token
REST API Documentation
Locating the Test Request Button