Unloc API v2 has now been released. Take a look at the updated guide and api reference. Suggestions and feedback are welcome. There might be minor changes done in the next few weeks if we find anything is wrong or missing.

We have decided to release preview documentation of version 2.0 of the Unloc API. Guides and recipes are not ready yet, but feel free to poke around in the API references.

We have decided to deprecate the "Request a Key" feature in the Service Provider Api. If you are interested in why or you want to know what we recommend as an alternative, please contact us.

We now have a new endpoint for batch-creating keys. The endpoint accepts an array of key data, formatted in the same way as the regular create key endpoint, and returns a job ID that can be checked using the new async job status endpoint.

• The create-key endpoint now accept durationMinutes. This means that you can set a start and duration for a key, instead of having to calculate end time yourself.
• We also fixed a bug where it was not possible to remove address from a lock.

• There's a new endpoint for getting a single vendor connection. You can poll this when creating or refreshing a vendor connection.
• There's a new endpoint for getting your integrator.

• There's a new endpoint that provides Lock Holder level Events: You will get a list of Key events for Locks under a specific Lock Holder.
• A new set of webhook endpoints are available for you to hook up to Lock Holder events: Create webhook, Get webhooks, Delete webhook.
• We added an endpoint that attempts to properly format Mobile Phone Numbers in a way that would be recognized by the API.
• Added request examples to the documentation: These examples will prefill the request body using the required data for each scenario. Check out this video to see how to use it. Endpoints with request examples:
  • Auth
  • Create Vendor Connection
  • Create Lock Holder
  • Create Key
• We have added an additional endpoint to create Keys: The behavior is exactly the same as the existing one, only with this endpoint you send the Lock ID as as body param.

Creating a new Vendor Connection that reuses the credentials of an existing Vendor Connection no longer disconnects the existing one. Instead, a 409 error is returned.

• The Integrator API now includes a Get a single Key endpoint.

• Service Providers can take advantage of a new App Switch URL: prefetchkeys. Using it will make the Unloc app download all the Keys associated with a user beforehand, instead at the time of opening a Lock. This improves performance by having all the Keys immediately available, and, covers the case where a Lock might be located at a place with poor or no internet coverage whatsoever.

You can now embed custom metadata on Keys you create using the Integrator API.