Data Movement

Liaison's CAS API can be used by both institutions and associations to access data about applicants, applications, and programs from the Applicant and Configuration Portals. The CAS API comprises of two APIs: the Applicant API and the Configuration API. For example, you can retrieve applications and any associated documents from the Applicant Portal (i.e., the Applicant API). You can also retrieve program and related branding data from the Configuration Portal (i.e., the Configuration API). The CAS API is particularly well-suited if you participate in multiple CASs. Some key benefits include:

• A single integration point for all of your CASs.
• JSON-format, a leading data format, for maximum compatibility across your institution and CAS systems.
• State-of-the-art security protocols and standards.
• Cloud-based (i.e., highly available).
• Flexible API user roles for institutions and associations.
• Dedicated prelaunch environment and sample codes to test integrations.

• Click here if you're an admissions user and are considering using the CAS API.
• Click here if you're an IT analyst and working with the CAS API to assist your team.
• Click here if you're a developer and need programming assistance or documentation.

Liaison's WebAdMIT API allows you to automate admissions tasks. For example, you can use our Export API to extract applicant data from WebAdMIT for analysis, processing, or other integration with on-campus systems.

To effectively use the WebAdMIT API, you'll need to:

1. Identify what data you need (i.e., what applicants and what application data).
2. Define where you need to send it.
3. Determine how often you need to send it.

Once you've decided how you'd like to use the WebAdMIT API, you can begin exploring it.

• Click here if you're an admissions user and are considering using the WebAdMIT API.
• Click here if you're an IT analyst and working with the WebAdMIT API to assist your admissions team.
• Click here if you're a developer and need programming assistance or documentation.