Projectplace API Documentation

Introduction

Projectplace exposes some of its data through an Application Programming Interface (API). These documents are the official documentation of that functionality.

The Projectplace API is a RESTful inspired HTTP interface to the features provided by the Projectplace platform. It allows third-party developers to develop their own Projectplace applications.

We use OAuth1.0a for user authorization and application identification.

Read more about our OAuth implementation.

Getting Started

To get started developing against our APIs you will have to be a registered Projectplace user as well as registered as a Projectplace third-party developer.

Step 1 - Getting a Projectplace account

If you do not already have an account you can create one here together with a thirty day trial of our Team Edition package.

Step 2 - Become a Developer

To become a projectplace developer, it is as simple as creating an application using our API Console.

You can try out API calls directly in the API Console. You will also find a version of the console embedded on this site like this:

Step 3 - Dive into the documentation

You can find the documentation via the "APIs" menu above.

These are the areas that we have so far published.

• Document APIs
• Conversation APIs
• User APIs
• Project APIs
• Calendar APIs
• ProjectStep APIs

Step 4 - Ask questions and get support

You have several options for getting support for your API implementation questions.

• Send a mail to pp-api@googlegroups.com (also feel free to join the mailing list).
• Post a question in the project you were invited to when you signed up to become an API Developer.
• Or simply write a comment somewhere on this site, we will pick it up.