generated: '2026-08-27' method: probed source: https://docs.sertica.com/api/swagger/index.html description: >- SERTICA publishes a live, public, interactive API browser - a Swagger UI bound to the full 3,340-operation contract. It is a console, not a test-data sandbox: there are no published test credentials, no test-vs-live key prefixes, no magic test identifiers and no fixture tooling, because every SERTICA deployment is a separate customer site with its own data. console: url: https://docs.sertica.com/api/swagger/index.html type: Swagger UI status: 200 probed: '2026-08-27' spec_url: https://docs.sertica.com/api/swagger/v1/swagger.json public: true authentication_required_to_browse: false authentication_required_to_execute: true description: >- The provider describes it in the contract itself as an "Online API browser for SERTICA Web API", and warns that "some endpoints are restricted by license or user rights and may not be available in your environment". Each endpoint's description names the required license and user rights. provider_instructions: >- "The documentation is shown by writing 'api/swagger' after the address to the SERTICA site: https://.sertica.com/api/swagger. It is also possible to test different requests from the swagger tool and test which replies it will return. Test the request by filling out the required data and click on 'Execute'." provider_instructions_url: https://support.sertica.com/hc/en-us/articles/28558470734109-SERTICA-Application-Programming-Interface test_environment: published: false test_credentials: none published test_key_prefix: none - authentication is a real SERTICA user login exchanged for a JWT magic_test_values: none published test_clock: none fixtures: none note: >- To execute a call an integrator needs a user on a real SERTICA site. The provider's guidance is to create a dedicated interface user with only the rights the integration needs ("First, a user must be created for the purpose. The user must have access to read component data"). rehearsal_affordances: description: >- In place of a sandbox, SERTICA offers 35 read-only precondition operations that answer whether a state change would be permitted before it is attempted - the can*, allow* and validate* families. For an agent this is the safest available rehearsal mechanism. artifact: conventions/sertica-conventions.yml examples: - PurchaseOrderAllowCancelOrder - CanBeReversed - RequisitionCanApproveForPurchase - ValidateLicense maintainers: - FN: Kin Lane email: kin@apievangelist.com