TERA provides REST API capabilities intended to support integrations and automated workflows.
The API can help developers connect supported TERA functions with external applications and business systems.
A REST API allows software applications to communicate using structured requests and responses.
Developers can use supported API operations to exchange information and automate processes between systems.
Depending on the endpoints and permissions available, API integrations may support workflows such as:
Connecting TERA to internal business applications.
Automating file management tasks.
Integrating storage into operational systems.
Supporting custom business workflows.
Reducing manual data-entry activities.
These examples describe potential integrations and do not guarantee that every operation is available through TERA's current API.
TERA's published plan documentation identifies API access tokens as a feature of the Enterprise plan.
Organizations interested in API access should confirm their subscription eligibility and integration requirements with TERA.
API integrations should follow the authentication and authorization methods specified in TERA's official technical documentation.
Developers should:
Protect authentication credentials and tokens.
Grant the minimum required permissions.
Avoid exposing tokens in public code repositories.
Handle failed requests securely.
Review application access periodically.
Confirm the following with the TERA technical team:
API availability for your plan.
Authentication requirements.
Supported endpoints and operations.
Request and response formats.
Usage limits.
Error-handling requirements.
API versioning and compatibility.
For implementation-specific details, use the official API documentation or request access through TERA Support.
Do not rely on undocumented API endpoints or assume that internal application requests are part of the supported public API.
Contact TERA Support with your integration requirements, expected operations, and development environment.