Pull a specific collision repair job's data from Mitchell RepairCenter using the OData-based Transactional API
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Steps
Register on the Mitchell RepairCenter Partner Network developer portal
Review the RepairCenter Transactional API docs, which are built on Microsoft's OData protocol over REST
Formulate OData queries to target the specific job/shop data elements needed rather than pulling full file exports
Use GET requests to read job data and POST requests to push updates back into the shop's workflow
Check the developer portal's "What's New" page for the current API version before integrating, since Mitchell maintains multiple API generations in parallel
Known gotchas
The API is explicitly OData-flavored REST, so query syntax follows OData conventions rather than a fully custom REST design
Multiple API versions are supported in parallel; confirm which version's registration and docs apply before building
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