Migrate an integration off Envoy's deprecated Visitors API v3 endpoints onto the current Protect API equivalents for flows, employees, and invites.
domain: developers.envoy.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Review the developers.envoy.com reference pages for any endpoint still marked deprecated under the legacy app.envoy.com/a/visitors/api/v3 path
Identify the matching current-generation endpoint, for example the deprecated flows v3 endpoint maps to the current Flows resource under api.envoy.com/v1
Re-authenticate the integration using OAuth2 bearer tokens scoped to the resources you need, such as flows.read, employees.read, or invites.write
Update client code to call the new api.envoy.com/v1 paths and adjust response parsing to the current schema
Test flows, employee lookups, and invite creation against the new endpoints before removing calls to the deprecated v3 paths
Known gotchas
Envoy's current-docs Protect API label refers to this replacement endpoint family, not the older COVID-era health-screening product of the same name - no vaccination or screening endpoints were found
Deprecated endpoints may be removed without further notice, so treat migration as time-sensitive
Scopes are assigned per resource, so a v3 client accustomed to a single API key will need to request several granular scopes
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