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Introduction to Ninox API
Understand Ninox API and set up your environment 💡 Ninox moved from ninoxdb.de to ninox.com. The current interface is api.ninox.com/v1. We recommend building new integrations on top of the new…
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API endpoints for Public Cloud
All available Ninox Public Cloud API endpoints 💡 Content in curly brackets { } signifies a placeholder. Both the curly brackets and the content within must be replaced for the request to work.…
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API endpoints for Private Cloud/On-Premises
All available Ninox Private Cloud API endpoints 💡 Content in curly brackets { } signifies a placeholder. Both the curly brackets and the content within must be replaced for the request to work.…
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API calls in Ninox script
Call Ninox API with the http() function via the formula editor To call other services on the internet, use the formula editor in the Ninox app and Ninox API.…
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Tables, fields, and records
Query parameters and common attributes to query records with Ninox API Tables When retrieving data for tables using a GET, POST, or DELETE request, the response body lists all available tables as…
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Integrations
Connect Ninox with external software solutions Using integrations, you can connect Ninox with other applications. This allows you to further automate workflows by leveraging additional data.…
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API sandbox (powered by Swagger)
An API sandbox for your tests With the help of this HTML application, you can simulate API calls as you wish and learn the necessary syntax to integrate services correctly and easily.…
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CORS and Allowed Origins
What is CORS? "CORS" is short for "Cross-Origin Resource Sharing" and describes a principle by which a server can indicate from which origins its resources can be loaded.…