What the DemandFlow REST API is, where it lives, how it authenticates, and how to make your first request.
Updated 16/04/2026
How to create, manage, and keep safe the Personal Access Tokens used to authenticate with the DemandFlow REST API.
Updated 16/04/2026
Stream a list of objects of a given entity type whose comboKey starts with the supplied prefix. Returns NDJSON.
Updated 16/04/2026
Fetch a single object by its id. Returns the full record as JSON, or a 404 if it does not exist in your subscription.
Updated 16/04/2026
Create a new object. Returns the created record with its new id. Required system fields are entity, level, and comboKey.
Updated 16/04/2026
Update one or more fields on an existing object. Returns the updated record with a bumped _df_version. Bypasses any fiel...
Updated 16/04/2026
Permanently delete an object. Returns 204 on success. The operation is scoped to your subscription and cannot be undone ...
Updated 16/04/2026
Run several list queries in parallel and stream the combined NDJSON result. Designed for client code that needs many rel...
Updated 16/04/2026
Reference for DFQL, the streaming query language behind the DemandFlow client. Covers the request envelope, the NDJSON r...
Updated 03/09/2026
Upload an image or other public asset to your tenant public bucket and get back a direct URL for use in knowledge base a...
Updated 16/04/2026
Single-page reference for the whole REST API: base URL and tokens, comboKeys, error handling, every endpoint, the stream...
Updated 31/08/2026