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Developers can get started almost immediately - obtaining access to OnForce web services is as simple as downloading the API PDF documentation, signing up for an OnForce buyer account and following the instructions to get a OnForce Web Services access key. All activities can be managed directly through the Buyer Command Center via the Manage Web Services menu.

With the OnForce APIs, users are able to:

Create work orders
Route work orders - either automatically or based on specific rules established by the buyer (configured on the buyer end)
Get status updates on work orders
Respond to conditional offers and work order clarification questions
Close work orders (including authorizing payment and submitting ratings)
Authorize spend limit increases
Add work order notes and retrieve updated notes

Full Security and Authentication Layer

Buyers can manage the level of security they want to embed in their applications by setting up multiple unique Web Service access keys within their Buyer Command Center. For example, a buyer might give individual and unique access keys to:

the application that runs all buying activities
the application still under development
each widget that shows work order status information on a user's desktop

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