Upload, retrieve, and organize documents (e.g., SDS files, permits) via the Cority Enviance DocumentService API
domain: api.enviance.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate first via `POST /ver2/AuthenticationService.svc/sessions` (username/password) or the OAuth token endpoint, and send the resulting session ID/token as the `Authorization` header on every call.
Create a folder to hold related documents with `POST /ver2/DocumentService.svc/folders`, supplying `name`, `description`, and `parentFolder` (e.g. `"/"` for the root).
Upload a document with `POST /ver2/DocumentService.svc/documents`, providing its name, target folder, and base64-encoded `content`.
Retrieve a document's metadata/content with `GET /ver2/DocumentService.svc/documents/{documentIdOrPath}`, addressing it by ID or by its folder path (e.g. `/safety/sds/acetone`).
Update an existing document with `PATCH /ver2/DocumentService.svc/documents/{documentIdOrPath}`, using the `UpdateExistingVersion` query flag to control whether the change creates a new version or overwrites the current one.
Delete individual documents or entire folders with `DELETE` on the same `documents/{documentIdOrPath}` endpoint.
Known gotchas
Document content is transferred base64-encoded inside the JSON body, not as multipart/form-data — encode files before uploading.
`documentIdOrPath` accepts either the document's unique ID or its human-readable folder path, so path-based lookups can break if a document is later moved or renamed.
Like the rest of the Enviance API, this requires a licensed Cority Enviance Connectors account — the endpoint and Swagger spec are publicly reachable, but calls fail authentication without a valid contracted API license.
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