NAVICORE ONE company operating system · Part 31 · Developers & extensions
API & developer platform
Connect NAVICORE ONE to your own systems with a documented, permissioned API and webhooks.
What this page describes is the intended scope from the product specification. The status label shows how far along this area is.
Illustrative layout, not a live screenshot.
What it is
A REST API with authentication, API keys, API permissions, rate limiting and versioning. Webhooks with retries and logs, OpenAPI and developer documentation, and OAuth applications. A plugin SDK is planned for the future.
The problem
A business system that cannot talk to anything else ends up with data typed in twice.
What NAVICORE ONE does
NAVICORE ONE offers a versioned REST API with keys, permissions and rate limits, and webhooks that retry and keep logs.
The result
Your systems can read and react to NAVICORE ONE, within limits you control.
Who uses it, and when
- Developers
- When building their own connections to NAVICORE ONE
- Admins
- When creating API keys and deciding what each key may do
- Security reviewers
- When checking which API keys and webhooks exist
How it works, step by step
Connecting a system
Sequence assembled from this part's listed functions, in plain language.- 1
Create an API key
- 2
Set its permissions
- 3
Call the REST API
Versioned, with rate limits
- 4
Webhooks notify your system
Retries and logs included
Key functions
REST API
A standard way for software to talk to NAVICORE ONE.
Authentication & API keys
Prove who is calling.
API permissions
Limit what each key can do.
Rate limiting
Protect the service from overuse.
API versioning
Change the API without breaking existing connections.
Webhooks, retries & logs
Be told when something happens, with a record of delivery.
OpenAPI & developer documentation
Machine-readable and human-readable descriptions of the API.
OAuth applications
Let other apps ask for access on a person's behalf.
Plugin SDK
Planned for the future.
Full scope from the product specification (13 items)
- REST API
- Authentication
- API keys
- API permissions
- Rate limiting
- API versioning
- Webhooks
- Webhook retries
- Webhook logs
- OpenAPI
- Developer documentation
- OAuth applications
- Future plugin SDK
How it connects to other parts
- Part 30In build
Company settings
Set up and change how your company runs in NAVICORE ONE, from one settings area.
- Part 37In build
Security center
Watch sign-ins, devices, permission changes and alerts for the whole company in one place.
- Part 46Later horizon
Future integrations
See which outside tools NAVICORE ONE is being designed to connect to.
- Part 47Later horizon
Marketplace & extensions
A planned way to add plugins, custom modules, workflow templates and AI agents.
- Part 05In build
Roles & permissions
Decide exactly who can see and do what, down to a department, team or single project.
See it in action
Ask for a demo, or tell us how you would like to partner.