RESTful APIs
Quickly expose data models through standard create, read, update, delete and advanced search endpoints with built-in authentication and access controls.
APIs & Integrations
Vasat provides secure, configurable APIs that make it easier to expose application data, integrate external systems and connect services — without rebuilding the integration layer for every project.
Quickly expose data models through standard create, read, update, delete and advanced search endpoints with built-in authentication and access controls.
Allow applications to request the exact fields and connected data they need through configurable GraphQL schemas.
Auto-generate API documentation from Vasat data models so developers can explore, test and integrate without manual documentation effort.
Build specialised endpoints and connect external platforms, business systems and third-party services around each application's requirements.
Use Vasat SDKs to interact with platform services from application code without writing low-level integration code for every operation.
Connect Vasat microservices using authenticated requests, OAuth-protected endpoints and signed site-to-site communication.
How it works
Why it matters
Every data model on the platform gets documented REST and GraphQL endpoints automatically — no additional configuration required for each new entity.
Reuse the same API infrastructure across every application on the platform instead of rebuilding integration code project by project.
Every API endpoint is protected by the same authentication and access-control layer, so teams are not responsible for separately securing each integration.
Example uses
An existing GIS portal connects to a Vasat application via a custom endpoint. The integration is secured with OAuth service tokens and documented automatically through Swagger.
A React Native client uses GraphQL to request only the fields it needs, reducing data transfer and keeping API responses fast on mobile networks.
Tell the team about the systems you need to connect, the data models you need to expose and the clients that will consume your APIs.