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Statuses, permissions, and what Accreditation does automatically.
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- Accreditation Console and API Addresses
The addresses that open the Accreditation Console directly, the single address that reaches the Accreditation API, and where a partner integration can read the API documentation without signing in.
- The Accreditation Portal: Pages and Blocks
The nine Accreditation pages available to your Portal, which four sit in the Accreditations menu, the matching blocks in the Portal page designer, and how a block's links are pointed at your own pages or fall back to a fixed address.
- Accreditation Query Starting Points
The nine starting points Accreditation offers in the Query Center, each naming its main table, its joins, and its default columns, so you can pick the right one for your own list or report.
- Accreditations Through the API
How to change part of an accreditation record with a patch instead of resending the whole record, and how to patch or delete up to 100 accreditation-area records in a single batch request.
- Applications to Be Accredited Through the API
How an integration submits a draft application to be accredited for review, what happens to the applying contact's confirmation email, why a submission can be refused, and why turning an approved application into an accreditation has no path today, in the Console, the Portal, or the API.
- Evaluations Through the API
How to change one field of an evaluation with a patch, send up to 100 evaluation changes in a single batch request, list evaluations by team membership, and search a program's evaluations by person and date.
- Notice Fields and Actions Available Only Through the API
Notice capabilities with no Console screen behind them, reachable only by calling the API directly, including changing chosen fields with a patch, custom field values, locking a notice against change or deletion, and running many notice operations in one request.
- Programs, Phases, and Past Phases Through the API
How a program's or phase's identifier ties a school's other records to it, how program and phase names resolve wherever a related record stores only the identifier, how requests stay confined to your own account, and how to send several program, phase, or past-phase operations in one batch request.