Mar
26

Asset Management APIs


PROTOTYPE CODE
Prototype Asset Management APIs are available which enable developers to embed Plantronics Manager Pro asset management functionality into their applications.  Use the APIs to manage headset firmware, deploy Hub software, make Policy updates. Specifically, the Asset Management APIs expose the following functionality to developers:


    Sep
    10

    Developer tenant getting started POSTman collection


    Now that you have been issued a developer tenant for getting started with Plantronics Manager Pro Open APIs, we want to help you get started, using sample API calls into our QA tenant as a point of reference. We have created a POST collection to help you get started with a pre-tested working set of POSTman collections. Download this zip file to get started: 


    https://developer.plantronics.com/files/oda-stagingpostmancollectionzip


    Apr
    10

    Radio Link Quality Data


    One use case for Radio Link Quality APIs is how third-party call quality diagnostics tools can be enhanced by knowing what’s going on at the first three feet. Specifically, how can IT troubleshoot the Bluetooth link between headset and USB adapter? 
     
    The Radio Link Quality API provides key information that can be used to gain true insights into the Bluetooth radio link:


      Mar
      12

      Asset & Usage Analysis – a Microsoft Power BI Application using Plantronics Open APIs


      UPDATE: Plantronics has created an app for Power Bi that can be installed today in your Power BI environment. 
      See the overview of Plantronics app for Microsoft Power BI for more details.

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      Asset & Usage Analysis – a Microsoft Power BI Application using Plantronics Open APIs

      Download link:
      Sample Code for PDC - Power BI.zip



      Jul
      18

      Getting Started with Real-time APIs


      Overview

      In this article, I describe how to access the Plantronics Manager Pro APIs for real-time events. The source code is pointing at the "Sandbox" tenant. However, once you have access to your own tenant you will just change the relavent URLs and security tokens (the tenant information provided during Hub install and generating a PubNub channel to receive your realtime events). This example is written in C#, but there are many other languages supporting PubNub.



      Jul
      14

      Getting Started with the REST API


      Overview

      In this article, I describe how to access two of the Open Data Access REST APIs. The source code is pointing at the "Sandbox" tenant. However, once you have access to your own tenant you will just change the relavent URLs and security tokens (the tenant id and app id, which can be seen on screen in each sample). This example is written in JavaScript, but of course any language supporting HTTP requests can consume data from the REST APIs.



      Jul
      11

      Generating API Key


      Developers who intend to integrate their app to Plantronics Open Data Access APIs have to get assigned API keys for accessing different products APIs. The Plantronics developer portal allows developers to register themselves. API keys allow applications to be authorized by the Plantronics Cloud Platform themselves to specific products they are interested in integrating with.   
      1. After creating your account, you will receive a validation email that will grant you permission to creating your API keys.
      2. Sign in to your account to add a new key.


      Jul
      10

      Ingesting & Consuming Streaming Data


      Generating Streaming Data

      The generation and retrieval of streaming data is not available via the Sandbox.  To generate and test streaming data, you must have your own Plantronics Manager Pro developer tenant. 

      Installing Plantronics Hub

      To generate streaming data, you must generate a custom Plantronics Hub installer from within your Plantronics Manager Pro environment.   



      Jul
      10

      Identifying the Tenant API Code and Regional API Host URLs


      The Tenant API Code is the unique identifier that will allow you to request access to the correct tenant.

      Depending on your goals, you may begin by working with the Sandbox Tenant (with Tenant API Code embedded) as you experiment with our APIs to see how sample data works with your code. If you are working with a specific customer (or developing for internal use) and would like to connect to real customer data from Plantronics Manager Pro, you will need to request and receive authentication to use this identifier.
       

      Sandbox Tenant API Code