Overview 
OVERVIEW
With the release of HighQ Publisher 4.6.0, we are starting to roll out a brand new API framework. The release of these APIs is a result of a strong focus within HighQ on interoperability between Publisher, Collaborate, and our existing partner connectors.
Our primary focus for this release has been around exposing user, group and organisation management via APIs to allow external management of these features, and as groundwork to enable our future user, organisation & profile sync tool. Over the next few product releases we will continue to expand the APIs to allow even more integration with your external systems and purpose build applications.
Version history & API improvements
Publisher 4.6 - Jan 2018
User, Group and Organisation APIs
Publisher 4.7 - Jul 2018
People Directory APIs
HighQ 5.0 - Dec 2018
Search APIs, improved User, Group and Organisation APIs
HighQ 5.1 - May 2019
Metadata, Content list, Dashboard list, Document list, Image list, System Page list APIs
HighQ 5.2 - due Q3/Q4 2019
Adding Swagger support for Publisher APIs (Raise a support ticket to get this enabled)
Update User System Preferences
Assign / Revoke System Admin permissions
Get Organisation Email Preferences
Update Organisation Email Preferences
Get search content type facet list
Add 1st Level Metadata Category
Update 1st Level Metadata Category
Delete 1st Level Metadata Category
Update 2nd Level Metadata Label
Delete 2nd Level Metadata Label
Get People Directory people list
Get People Directory configuration
Carl Murphy / Andrew Lewis => We can enable Swagger on Publisher Instances! Just raise a support ticket and one of the team will do it for you.
Andrew Lewis I was just about to comment this myself!
Any updates on this? Swagger documentation would be awesome.
Thanks Jonathan Watts there is currently a project to review how we document these types of updates with our client base. Thanks for the suggestion we'll take a look.
Thanks for this. Have you guys considered using something like Swagger to document your APIs? It would certainly help us to understand the expected inputs\outputs and also in generating the code required to make our API calls.
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