connect to Applied Epic's REST APIs via the Applied Dev Center to read and write agency client, policy, and document data
domain: devcenter.myappliedproducts.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Create a developer account on the Applied Dev Center (devcenter.myappliedproducts.com) and review the available API catalog.
Generate API credentials for your application through the Dev Center's credential management workflow.
Use the relevant REST API for the object type you need — for example, the Contacts API for client/prospect/carrier data or the Attachments API for documents — to read or write data without direct database access to Epic.
Test calls against the documented endpoints in a non-production Epic environment before requesting production access.
Handle pagination and rate limits, and monitor usage through the Dev Center as your integration scales across agency data.
Known gotchas
Applied Epic exposes data through multiple discrete APIs (Contacts, Attachments, etc.) rather than one unified schema — confirm which specific API covers the object type you need before building against it.
Access is granted only through credentials generated in the Dev Center portal itself; direct database access is not a supported integration path.
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