Table of Contents
- API Usage Guide
- API Command Reference
- add_booking
- add_client
- add_invoice
- add_resource
- add_venue_group
- approve_request
- authenticate_user
- del_booking
- del_bookings
- del_client
- del_invoice
- del_resource
- del_venue_group
- email_client
- gen_invoice
- get_activity
- get_availability
- get_booking
- get_booking_type
- get_booking_types
- get_bookings
- get_client
- get_consumable_levels
- get_invoice
- get_invoices
- get_messages
- get_reminders
- get_resource
- get_resource_availability
- get_setting
- get_template
- get_user
- get_users_logged_in
- get_venue
- get_venue_groups
- get_venues
- get_venues_in_group
- get_venues_in_use
- get_watches
- mod_booking
- mod_client
- mod_invoice
- mod_resource
- mod_venue
- mod_venue_group
- notify_user
- reject_request
- restore_booking
- set_setting
- set_template
- util_api_usage
- util_from_epoch
- util_to_epoch
- Appendix A - Activity Codes
- Appendix B - Setting Names
- Appendix C - Error Handling
- Code Samples
- Troubleshooting
- Release Notes
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MIDAS API Documentation
MIDAS API DocumentationOverview
The MIDAS API (Application Programming Interface) allows developers to interface directly with our web based scheduling software, MIDAS, from their own websites and applications.