Lock Timezones

Locks returned from the endpoint Return list of all locks in the Service Provider API now include a lockHolder field. This aims to make it easier for you, as a Service Provider, to distinguish Locks that you can create Keys for.

• It is now possible to create a virtual Vendor Connection specifying an amount of virtual Locks to create
• Locks returned from the API now contain a created field specifying the creation date using the ISO-8601 format
• It is now possible to sort Locks in the Get all Locks From a Lock Holder endpoint by name or created, either by ascending or descending order

We have added two new endpoints:

We've changed what service we host our API on, making it considerably more responsive.
Most endpoints should respond in around 400ms (unless you're fetching a lot of data), and the horrible 4-5 second spikes should be completely gone.

The old way of getting a lockholder in scope was to use lockHolder.identifier:[countryIso].[orgId].[orgIdSuffix], e.g. lockHolder.identifier:NO. 919424508.test.

We have just launched a new endpoint to close a Key Request. Closing a Key Request will revoke any keys associated with it.

We have just launched a new product for the Service Provider API. Through the API it is now possible to request digital keys from a user. Use it to enable in-home delivery and similar.

Our OAuth2 token endpoint now supports Token Exchange grant! Read more about it here.

The domain for our Sandbox environment unfortunately had to be changed due to a required change in our proxy setup. The old domain api.sandbox.unloc.app which included a sub-sub domain for Sandbox has been replaced by api-sandbox.unloc.app. Please make changes to any setup using the Sandbox environment. No data or accounts was affected by the change.