Waymark / Routes / docs.api.nm.biotrackthc.net Authenticate to a state BioTrack Trace API instance
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Steps Identify your state's specific BioTrack Trace hostname, since each state runs its own deployment rather than a single shared API host. Submit a login request with your license number, username, and account password to your state's login endpoint. Capture the sessionid returned on successful login. Send that sessionid back as the x-api-key header on every subsequent request. Format all datetime values as ISO 8601 with an explicit UTC offset. Explicitly pass the training parameter when you intend to hit a sandbox/training database, since omitting it defaults to production. Known gotchas BioTrack access is state-license-gated, not self-serve signup; credentials come through your state's licensing and onboarding process. Each state is effectively a separate deployment with its own hostname; a route written for one state's endpoint may not transfer to another. Forgetting the training parameter sends test traffic against the live production database instead of a sandbox.
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