Some browsers may offer a dedicated save button when viewing JSON files in-browser. Right-click on the text and click Save as.For example, our flattened Order data can be found at In a separate tab, navigate to the desired API endpoint to request your desired data.Section 1: Accessing an API Endpoint and obtaining a JSON file: Our API returns data as requested as JSON files. One of the primary uses is transmitting web application data to servers. JSON structures data in an organized and easy-to-read manner. ![]() Power Query can also be used to easily import our API's JSON files into datasets for Power BI and similar data visualization tools. We will provide Step-by-step illustrations of the process to support you in importing data from our API into Excel via Power Query. This can be done by saving the API information as a JSON file (Section 2A) or extracting the data to Excel directly from the web (Section 2B). This should ease the adoption of using our API to gather diverse datasets for your specific data analytics and business informatics needs. If you are having trouble getting to any of your data or would like guidance with our API, please reach out to document is designed to help our partners visualize their data in Excel by converting our API's output into an Excel table. ![]() If you have an Authentise account, you can easily access your data via our API and you are no longer limited to hardcoded, CSV exports. ![]() Data accessibility is an important facet of the aMES and we aim to increase this accessibility by providing easy access to all of your data via our open API.
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