Evo Partner API Keys / Docs

The Evo Partner API allows partners to automate common Evo Partner Portal tasks using API keys created from the Evo Admin portal under API Keys.

The API can be used to manage:

Evo also provides a PowerShell module, EvoPartnerAPICommandlet, which acts as an MSP-friendly wrapper around the Evo Partner API. The module includes strongly typed PowerShell cmdlets for the available API routes, supports API key authentication, pagination, rate-limit retry handling, verbose debugging, and bulk operations such as user creation and welcome email delivery.

To use the API, generate an API key in the Evo Partner Portal, then configure the PowerShell module with your API key before running commands. API keys should only be granted the permissions required for the intended automation and should be rotated or removed when no longer needed.

For setup instructions, examples, and available PowerShell commands, review the Evo Partner API Commandlet GitHub repository : https://github.com/evosecurity/EvoPartnerAPICommandlet

Evo Security Partner API: API Keys and Documentation FAQs

Does Evo Security have an API? Yes. Evo Security provides the Evo Partner API to automate common Evo Partner Portal tasks.

Where do I create an Evo API key? API keys are created in the Evo Admin portal under API Keys.

Where can I find Evo API setup instructions and examples? The EvoPartnerAPICommandlet GitHub repository linked in this article provides setup instructions, examples, and available PowerShell commands for the Evo Partner API.

Can I use PowerShell with the Evo API? Yes. Evo provides the EvoPartnerAPICommandlet PowerShell module for interacting with the Evo Partner API using API key authentication.

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