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Integration APIs

Last updated: 2025-06-11

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The integration APIs enable developers to build custom integrations with the RingCX platform. These integration APIs are unique in that they use the platform.ringcentral.com domain for requests. This also means that a developer can find the unique identifier for a user from RingEX (the extension ID) and match that to the unique identifier for an agent or admin on RingCX (the agent ID or admin ID).

The set of RingCX APIs available on platform are part of the following categories:

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