Siit Developers

Use the Siit REST API to manage requests, users, applications, equipment, and knowledge articles.

1. Get an API key

Generate a personal API key in your account settings. Your role must have Public API permission. See Authentication for access requirements and token handling. In the examples below, set SIIT_API_KEY to your API key in your local environment. Keep it out of source control and client-side code.

2. Check authentication

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.siit.io/ping \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $SIIT_API_KEY"

A successful response is HTTP 200 with:

{"result": "pong"}

The health endpoint is /ping; resource endpoints use /v1.

3. List requests

curl --get 'https://api.siit.io/v1/requests' \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $SIIT_API_KEY" \
  --data-urlencode 'per_page=20'

The response contains a results array and a meta object. Results reflect the API key owner’s request visibility. Follow meta.next_page_link until it is null to retrieve the remaining pages. See Pagination for a response example and export limits. If a call fails, check the HTTP status before parsing its body. See Errors and rate limits.

Build your integration

Task	Start here
Create a request with custom form values	Create a request
Import requests from another ticketing system	Import past requests
Sync employee records	List users and update a user
Publish knowledge content	Create an article
Identify the authenticated workspace	Retrieve the current company
Connect an AI client	MCP server

Get Started

Application

App Access Role

Article

Company

Department

Equipment

Legal Entity

Office Location

Request

Approval

Request Tag

Service

Tag

Team

Team inbox

User

Workflow

1. Get an API key

2. Check authentication

3. List requests

Build your integration

​1. Get an API key

​2. Check authentication

​3. List requests

​Build your integration

1. Get an API key

2. Check authentication

3. List requests

Build your integration