As an admin you can create and manage your Next Matter API keys and use Next Matter API to integrate with third-party systems.
If you have API keys that were generated for you by our Support team, they will show up on the list of active keys.
You can only create and manage keys if you’re a Next Matter admin.
The date and time are displayed in the timezone of the browser.
You can always update the expiry date for the key even if the key has already expired. Click Edit for the key and enter a new date.
You can re-assign the key to another user or update the expiry date. To update the key, click the pencil icon and edit the data.
To delete or revoke a key, click the … (three dots) to the right of the key data and select the action. Before you delete or revoke, ensure there is no integration using this key. Otherwise, the integration step will fail.
Once you revoke or delete the key, you can’t activate it again.
You will find the list of parameters for the Next Matter API calls here. Due to rate limiting, you can make a maximum of 100 requests per minute.
Note that not all the actions available in the UI are available in the API. For example, you can only edit a completed step or import conditions using the UI.
To ensure credentials are secure and encrypted and maintain compliance, we can store your organization’s access credentials that you use for custom integrations in an encrypted database. We can store the following credentials for you:
We don’t support credentials that use HTTP body or query parameters.
To add custom credentials:
Custom credentials will be available in the Authorization dropdown when you configure your custom integration.
You can deactivate the credentials when needed. Once deactivated, the credentials will no longer appear in the Authorization dropdown. Important: Update all integrations that use these credentials, as they require active credentials to function properly.
As an admin you can create and manage your Next Matter API keys and use Next Matter API to integrate with third-party systems.
If you have API keys that were generated for you by our Support team, they will show up on the list of active keys.
You can only create and manage keys if you’re a Next Matter admin.
The date and time are displayed in the timezone of the browser.
You can always update the expiry date for the key even if the key has already expired. Click Edit for the key and enter a new date.
You can re-assign the key to another user or update the expiry date. To update the key, click the pencil icon and edit the data.
To delete or revoke a key, click the … (three dots) to the right of the key data and select the action. Before you delete or revoke, ensure there is no integration using this key. Otherwise, the integration step will fail.
Once you revoke or delete the key, you can’t activate it again.
You will find the list of parameters for the Next Matter API calls here. Due to rate limiting, you can make a maximum of 100 requests per minute.
Note that not all the actions available in the UI are available in the API. For example, you can only edit a completed step or import conditions using the UI.
To ensure credentials are secure and encrypted and maintain compliance, we can store your organization’s access credentials that you use for custom integrations in an encrypted database. We can store the following credentials for you:
We don’t support credentials that use HTTP body or query parameters.
To add custom credentials:
Custom credentials will be available in the Authorization dropdown when you configure your custom integration.
You can deactivate the credentials when needed. Once deactivated, the credentials will no longer appear in the Authorization dropdown. Important: Update all integrations that use these credentials, as they require active credentials to function properly.