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Overview

Welcome to DigiCert's CertCentral API documentation.

This documentation assumes you have some experience working with APIs. If you've never worked with an API before, we recommend learning about the basics of APIs before using this service.

Getting started

Before you can use a CertCentral API, you need a couple of things.

  • CertCentral account
  • API key
  • Ability to make API requests

Once you have these, you are ready to start using one of CertCentral's APIs.

About the APIs

CertCentral APIs use URL-based entry points and require API keys be sent in the HTTP request header over port 443. However, each API uses a different technology when handling requests.

Services API

Services API is a REST API that uses modern RESTful conventions. Use this API to manage all aspects of your CertCentral account. Learn more about Services API.

Finding help

Use the Glossary if you're ever unfamiliar with a specific term or want additional information about a parameter or variable.

If you encounter an error, chances are it's been documented. Check out the Errors section to locate the error and find a solution.

About

DigiCert is the world's leading provider of scalable TLS/SSL, IoT and PKI solutions for identity and encryption. The most innovative companies, including 89% of the Fortune 500 and 97 of the 100 top global banks, choose DigiCert for its expertise in identity and encryption for web servers and Internet of Things devices. DigiCert supports TLS and other digital certificates for PKI deployments at any scale through its certificate lifecycle management solution, CertCentral®. The company is recognized for its enterprise-grade certificate management platform, fast and knowledgeable customer support, and market-leading security solutions. For the latest DigiCert news and updates, visit digicert.com or follow @digicert.

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