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The Bloomfire will exchange data with other systems according to the specified interval.
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The Bloomfire cloud service contains extensive functionality for creating and managing knowledge bases. With its help, companies, teams and groups of users can centrally store and process various types of data.
The platform's web interface allows you to upload or create new content, sort it by a number of parameters, and quickly find the information you need in the database. In addition, users can consult each other and collaborate on articles and categories. And also use analytics tools and encourage active authors/editors with the help of gamification elements.
An important component of the platform is the presence of the Bloomfire API V2 interface, detailed documentation for which is available here: https://community.bloomfire.com/api-documentation.html It allows you to configure Bloomfire integration with third-party systems for remote interaction with data and other elements of the platform .
By default, all content published on Bloomfire is available only to authorized members of the community. To access this data via the API, users need to use a session token. It is also possible to make this or that content public, providing free access to it from third-party sources. In addition, API integration allows you to assign specific user roles such as Learner, Author, Admin and Owner.
To set up data exchange between Bloomfire and other systems, you need to perform a number of steps. First of all, this will require an authentication procedure, it consists of two stages: generating an API key and obtaining a session token. Using the latter, you can send API requests from external software to the platform, which will be returned in JSON format.
Those wishing to run self-service integration via Bloomfire API V2 will be faced with the need to learn programming or seek help from specialist integrators. However, you can speed up and simplify this process thanks to the no-code service ApiX-Drive. It will help you set up a ready-made bundle of this platform with external software through a convenient and understandable interface in a couple of minutes.
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