generated: '2026-08-17' method: searched source: >- registry.npmjs.org, pypi.org, rubygems.org, api.github.com/orgs/FinalCAD, https://developer.finalcad.com/, https://help.finalcad.com/en/collections/20-public-api notes: >- Searched npm, PyPI and RubyGems for a Finalcad One API client, and read the developer portal and help centre for an SDK page. There is NO first-party (or third-party) client library for the Finalcad One API on any registry. The only integration artifacts Finalcad publishes are the Postman collection itself and a Power BI dashboard template. The packages listed below are real first-party open-source releases from the FinalCAD GitHub organization, but they are internal Ruby/iOS engineering utilities — none of them wraps the API — so no `SDKs` pointer is emitted for this provider. api_client_libraries: [] sdk_count: 0 official_sdk_count: 0 registry_searches: - registry: npm query: finalcad results: 0 - registry: npm query: finalcad-one results: 0 - registry: pypi package: finalcad status: 404 - registry: rubygems query: finalcad results: 0 note: FinalCAD-owned gems exist under their own names (below), none is an API client. integration_artifacts: - name: Finalcad One API Postman collection kind: postman-collection official: true registry: cdn url: https://developer.finalcad.com/ source_url: https://developer.finalcad.com/api/collections/10995648/Tz5v1Es2 version: null published: null note: >- The collection carries no semantic version and no published date. Its Postman version tag is "latest" and it floats — a consumer importing it cannot tell which API release it matches. The content corresponds to API 2.41 (10 June 2025), the newest entry in the portal's Release notes. Saved in this repo at collections/finalcad.postman_collection.json. - name: Finalcad Power BI dashboard template kind: bi-template official: true registry: cdn url: https://developer.finalcad.com/ version: null published: null note: >- Referenced from the "Use a custom dashboard template in Power BI" tutorial. Distribution is via links inside the tutorial rather than a registry, and no version is pinned. other_published_packages: note: >- Published by the FinalCAD GitHub organization (github.com/FinalCAD, 79 public repos, Paris, created 2014). These are general-purpose engineering libraries, NOT clients for the Finalcad One API. Recorded for currency evidence only. Every one of them last shipped between 2015 and 2017 — the org's open-source surface has been dormant for roughly nine years. packages: - name: dir_model registry: rubygems url: https://rubygems.org/gems/dir_model repository: https://github.com/FinalCAD/dir_model official: true api_client: false version: 0.7.1 published: '2017-12-21' downloads: 41916 description: Import and export directories with an ORM-like interface. - name: zip_dir registry: rubygems url: https://rubygems.org/gems/zip_dir repository: https://github.com/FinalCAD/zip_dir official: true api_client: false version: 0.1.5 published: '2016-03-30' downloads: 25533 description: Zip and unzip directories. - name: FINALCAD-CleanAndFix registry: github url: https://github.com/FinalCAD/FINALCAD-CleanAndFix official: true api_client: false version: null published: '2016-05-30' note: >- AutoCAD plugin with commands to clean and fix plans — the CAD-side companion to the platform, distributed as source only with no release tag, so `version` is null by fact rather than by omission. Last push 30 May 2016. gaps: - >- No language SDK in any registry means every integrator hand-rolls HTTP against a two-header auth scheme and a cursor format Finalcad describes only in prose. - >- The Postman collection is the de-facto client artifact and it is unversioned, so there is no way to pin an integration to an API release.