We encourage you to use any tool of your choice to test and call CorrigoPro Direct API. One of these tools is Client for URLs (or cURL). cURL is pre-installed on many Linux and Mac systems. Windows users can download the stand-alone tool from https://curl.haxx.se. Users of Git for Windows can also find cURL included within the Git BASH emulation.

curl https://apac-api.corrigopro.com/direct/api/workOrder?ids=87340
-H "Authorization: Bearer
pyeLrTJ99eJwBkDzLWzSksaAncLRCneyaW2P9FmhGRQSVlWB60jRqiGSN5ERqyqrRq_cE_zPW0DQAj15s_uctczFpPrFSqfwSIPDhBdhyJyQe_FSWNMASC2fL2EvTyPvFduJrbkhtcCnp_QrlH10KsJGwbe7uyhWIjkl-zhANI8YlLUEJGpZMd0Kq3V1roeqkYyHN7wSNNuElXd3VDyPAe2ivcb6ijVSFPmNmo9fG8-re4wpUV_pqMXmZJ2iqGJJ4TEY2_NL_Vf0Z7sYIAZgvOvDQqw-x0AmyLkje34cMLz88zK8"

More usage examples are available at https://curl.haxx.se.

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Note

cURL and Git for Windows are open source tools and are not supported by Corrigo.

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Warning for Windows PowerShell users

Windows PowerShell includes CURL as an alias for Invoke-WebRequest. While this is also a useful tool, the usage and syntax are not the same as that of cURL.