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Domain: api.box.com
DNS Nameserver Host: Akamai Technologies, Inc.
Developer Site: https://developer.box.com/
Open API: https://opensource.box.com/box-openapi/openapi.json
Postman Collection: https://www.postman.com/api-evangelist/workspace/box/overview
API Docs: https://developer.box.com/reference/
Open API Specification: TDB
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Box is a cloud content management platform that enables businesses to securely store, share, and manage their files and documents. Box offers a robust set of APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that allow developers to integrate their applications with Box’s platform, providing enhanced functionality and customization options.
Box’s APIs allow developers to access and manipulate content stored on the Box platform programmatically. This enables businesses to automate workflows, integrate with other business applications, and build custom applications that leverage the power of Box’s content management platform. Box’s APIs also enable developers to perform a wide range of functions, including uploading and downloading files, creating and updating folders, and managing user permissions and access.
Box’s APIs are designed with security in mind. Box offers a range of security measures to protect data and ensure the privacy of users. Box’s APIs utilize industry-standard authentication and authorization protocols, such as OAuth 2.0, to ensure that only authorized users and applications can access content stored on the Box platform.
Box also offers a range of security features and controls that help organizations to protect their data. For example, Box offers granular access controls that enable administrators to set permissions for individual users and groups. Box also offers robust encryption options that protect data both in transit and at rest.
In addition to its core APIs, Box also offers a range of specialized APIs that are designed to meet the needs of specific use cases. For example, Box offers a collaboration API that enables developers to build applications that leverage Box’s collaboration features, such as comments and tasks. Box also offers a metadata API that enables developers to add custom metadata to files and folders stored on the Box platform.
Box’s APIs have been widely adopted by businesses and developers. Many organizations use Box’s APIs to integrate their business applications with Box’s content management platform, enabling them to automate workflows and streamline business processes. Developers also use Box’s APIs to build custom applications that leverage the power of Box’s content management platform.
One example of a company that has successfully integrated with Box using its APIs is Salesforce. Salesforce has built a connector that enables its users to easily access and manage files stored on the Box platform directly from within the Salesforce interface. This integration enables Salesforce users to collaborate on files, access content from anywhere, and streamline their workflows.
Another example of a company that has successfully integrated with Box using its APIs is DocuSign. DocuSign has built a connector that enables its users to easily send and sign documents stored on the Box platform directly from within the DocuSign interface. This integration enables DocuSign users to streamline their workflows, reduce paper usage, and increase efficiency.
Box’s APIs have become a key component of its overall platform strategy. By offering robust APIs that enable developers to integrate their applications with Box’s content management platform, Box has been able to create a thriving ecosystem of third-party applications and integrations. This ecosystem has enabled Box to differentiate itself from competitors and to offer a unique value proposition to its customers.
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