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API Doc XeroxBot STAAR

The document outlines the API for a Xerox custom workflow that allows searching for client records and creating notes in a Claris FileMaker database. It provides details on the 3 steps to authenticate, search for a client by name or account, and create a linked note, including expected request formats, responses and potential error codes. The API is maintained by Profile Developers and questions should be directed to their support contact.

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API Doc XeroxBot STAAR

The document outlines the API for a Xerox custom workflow that allows searching for client records and creating notes in a Claris FileMaker database. It provides details on the 3 steps to authenticate, search for a client by name or account, and create a linked note, including expected request formats, responses and potential error codes. The API is maintained by Profile Developers and questions should be directed to their support contact.

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ProFile Developers

STAAR Alert API (Stella) for Xerox Custom Workflow

v1.0
(Last Updated 7/26/2023)

API Client: Xerox


Authorization Credential:
eGVyb3hCb3Q6MCElKktxS2ZKUTlpTFk3c011
Token expiration: 15 minutes

The API connection is maintained by an installation of Claris/FileMaker Server. The


installed version is 19.3.2.203

Additional API information can be found at https://opal.profiledevelopers.com/fmi/data/


apidoc/

The Client lookup can be performed in two steps:


1) the request for auth token
2) the request to find a specific Client in the system

Upon successful lookup of Client and completion of bot tasks, a third step will be used
to create a required Note linked to the Client
3) the request to perform a script
The complete expected responses for the illustrated calls are detailed below.

1) API Request for Token

Call Type
POST

Endpoint
https://opal.profiledevelopers.com/fmi/data/vLatest/databases/
Stella_CRM/sessions

Headers Required
Content-type:application/json
Authorization: Basic <credential above>

Expected Response - Status 200 OK


{
"response": {
"token": <token>
},
"messages": [
{
"code": "0",
"message": "OK"
}
]
}

2. API Request to find a specific Client in the system

The example data shown below of “Fake Miller” and “Dudeman Test Fake” both
exist in the live system and can be used for testing.

Call Type
POST

Endpoint
https://opal.profiledevelopers.com/fmi/data/vLatest/databases/
Stella_CRM/layouts/xeroxBotAccess/_find
Headers Required
Content-Type:application/json
Authorization:Bearer <token>

Body Required
{“query”: [{<queryJSON>}]}

The available keys for searching are:

Type of Data JSON Key .


Client Is Active “Active”
Client First Name “NameFirst”
Client Last Name “NameLast”
Client DOB “DOB_Date”
Equipment Line “res_contracthh_STOCK::Line”
Equipment Account “res_contracthh_STOCK::AccountNumber”
Client Payor “res_tpp_PAYOR::PayorID”

An example query to look up the Client with the name “Dudeman Test Fake”
would be structured as:

{
"query": [
{
"NameLast": "Test Fake",
"NameFirst": "Dudeman",
"DOB_Date": "9/9/1925",
"Active": 1
}
]
}

Always include the “Active” boolean.


Expected Response - Status 200 OK
{
"response": {
"dataInfo": {
"database": "Stella_CRM",
"layout": "xeroxBotAccess",
"table": "RES__RESIDENT",
"totalRecordCount": 63962,
"foundCount": 1,
"returnedCount": 1
},
"data": [
{
"fieldData": {
"res_contracthh_STOCK::Line": "FAKE",
"res_contracthh_STOCK::AccountNumber":
"1001",
"res_TPP::MemberID": "0987654321",
"res_tpp_PAYOR::PayorID": "3220",
"res_caremgr_PAYOREMP::Email1":
"testemail@test.com",
"Active": 1,
"id": "EC4FE375-9D4C-41D7-AFD8-
A215C6C56969",
"NameFirst": "Dudeman",
"NameLast": "Test Fake",
"DOB_Date": "09/09/1925",
"Phone": "(555) 555-5555",
"ClientID": "CL09914168"
},
"portalData": {},
"recordId": "26411",
"modId": "44"
}
]
},
"messages": [
{
"code": "0",
"message": "OK"
}
]
}
An example query to look up the Client with Equipment Line/Account ‘FAKE 1000’
would be structured as:

{
"query": [
{
"res_contracthh_STOCK::Line": "FAKE",
"res_contracthh_STOCK::AccountNumber":1000,
"Active": 1

}
]
}

Always include the “Active” boolean.

Expected Response - Status 200 OK

{
"response": {
"dataInfo": {
"database": "Stella_CRM",
"layout": "xeroxBotAccess",
"table": "RES__RESIDENT",
"totalRecordCount": 63962,
"foundCount": 1,
"returnedCount": 1
},
"data": [
{
"fieldData": {
"res_contracthh_STOCK::Line": "FAKE",
"res_contracthh_STOCK::AccountNumber":
"1000",
"res_TPP::MemberID": "1234567890",
"res_tpp_PAYOR::PayorID": "3220",
"res_caremgr_PAYOREMP::Email1":
"nigrellizv@automatedsecurityALERT.com",
"Active": 1,
"id":
"64D17E30-54C1-0A4A-95C4-958C31067D23",
"NameFirst": "FAKE",
"NameLast": "MILLER",
"DOB_Date": "05/05/1980",
"Phone": "(412) 555-7894",
"ClientID": "CL09915849"
},
"portalData": {},
"recordId": "28127",
"modId": "46"
}
]
},
"messages": [
{
"code": "0",
"message": "OK"
}
]
}

JSON data values to be parsed for Bot operation would be as follows

Type of Data JSON Key .


Client Member ID “res_TPP::MemberID”
Care Mgr. Email “res_caremgr_PAYOREMP::Email1”
Client ID “ClientID”
Client Phone “Phone”
System Table UUID “id”

The “id” field value returned from the search will need to be saved as a parameter
to send for next step…

3. Perform script to create the Note linked to the Client

Call Type
GET

Endpoint
https://opal.profiledevelopers.com/fmi/data/vLatest/databases/
Stella_CRM/layouts/xeroxBotAccess_ACTIVITY/script/
api_xeroxCreateNote?script.param=<id>
Headers Required
Authorization:Bearer <token>

Body Required
None

The <id> in the endpoint URL would be saved from the previous Client query in
step 2.

For example, using the id value of 64D17E30-54C1-0A4A-95C4-958C31067D23


would result in the Client “Fake Miller” to have a note created within the system.

Expected Result - Status 200 OK


{
"response": {
"scriptError": "0"
},
"messages": [
{
"code": "0",
"message": "OK"
}
]
}

Potential Error Responses for step 1


{
"messages": [
{
"code": "212",
"message": "Invalid user account or password"
}
],
"response": {}
}
Potential Error Responses for step 2 or 3

If the authentication token has expired


{
"messages": [
{
"code": "952",
"message": "Invalid FileMaker Data API token (*)"
}
],
"response": {}
}

Potential Error Responses for step 2

If the search criteria was invalid for step 2


{
"messages": [
{
"code": "401",
"message": "No records match the request"
}
],
"response": {}
}

Potential Error Responses for step 3

If no parameter was sent for step 3


{
"response": {
"scriptResult": "error, no parameter was sent",
"scriptError": "0"
},
"messages": [
{
"code": "0",
"message": "OK"
}
]
}
Potential Error Responses for step 3 (continued)

If parameter of <id> was not sent correctly to endpoint for step 3


{
"response": {
"scriptResult": "error, invalid id sent as parameter
(401)",
"scriptError": "0"
},
"messages": [
{
"code": "0",
"message": "OK"
}
]
}

Questions can be directed to:


teresa@profiledevelopers.com
412.951.8135

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