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    • 1. Getting Started with Propexo
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    • 4. Understanding Support Processes
    • 5. Managing Data Models in Propexo
    • 6. PMS Integration Approval and QA Process
    • 7. Sandbox vs. Production Integrations in Propexo
    • 8. Setting Up PMS Integrations
    • 9. Using the Data Access Panel
    • 10. Performing your First Syncs in Propexo
    • 11. Querying Data using the Propexo API
    • 12. Checking if Propexo hydrates a field
    • 13. Creating Records in Propexo
    • 14. Handling Deleted Records in Propexo
    • 15. Summary and Next Steps
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Querying Data with the Propexo API

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After your initial syncs are complete, you can begin querying your data through the Propexo API.

You can:

  • Use tools like Postman, or
  • Try endpoints directly from our API documentation.

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Authentication with Bearer Tokens

To authenticate your Propexo API requests, you’ll need a bearer token.

You can generate one in the Propexo web app:

  1. Navigate to Settings > API Keys.
    bearer token

  2. Click Add New Key.

  3. Choose whether the key is for a Production or Sandbox environment.

  4. Assign the appropriate permissions.

  5. Enter a name for your key.

new key

Making Propexo API Requests

With this token, and by following the request formats outlined in our documentation, you’ll be able to query Propexo’s endpoints successfully.