Is the POST- Create Repair Order the correct API to create a service appointment?  If so, how are appointmemts and repair orders differentiated on the platform?  

Also, how is a service appointment deleted?

We’re currently using the Create Opportunity API with one of our clients in a live environment. The url is: https://api.fortellis.io/sales/v2/elead/opportunities/

Is there any SDK to access fortellis apis, like we have SDKs for standerd cloud service providers like AWS, etc... 

I tried different ways to connect with the Fortellis APIs but i am still getting problems

Already I have my bearer token generated but when I use any of the APIs I always get a 403 forbidden error

There is a general procedure or tutorial to solve my problem?

Thanks

I tried different ways to connect with the Fortellis APIs but i am still getting problems

Already I have my bearer token generated but when I use any of the APIs I always get a 403 forbidden error

There is a general procedure or tutorial to solve my problem?

Thanks

Hello

Will we be able at some point to push appointments and repair orders to CDK?

I have tried emailing all the different email addresses I have at Fortellis and I am unable to get any response.

I am looking to integrate into the service side of Fortellis as I am presuming that Fortellis can push appointments to the CDK DMS.

Can someone tell me what is active and what costs are involved? 

My application is built with Spring Boot and the swagger configuration is automatically generated.  However, when I attempt to submit my api for review i'm blocked by the YAML specification field, i've tried editing my yaml many times to no avail.  Currently here all of the erorrs that i'm getting:

The "My APIs" submission form asks for a "specification upload" in the form of a yaml file.  Is this supposed to be in OpenAPI / swagger format?  If not, what format? Also what are the details around choosing "Public" or "Private" for the APIs - obviously if I'm publishing some APIs I want them to be used by others... but not just anyone in the world.  Can someone please shed some light on what the difference between Public and Private is?

EDIT:

I have been working on exchange as an architect since its original inception. One of my tasks was to build the domain APIs for the sales domain. The original 3 categories we picked were for merchandisable vehicles, quoting and payments. We thought that these were a great start in enabling the end to end commerce that the Exchange was originally conceived for. I worked with a number of industry experts to help build the requirement and with other Exchange architects to ensure we had consistency between our APIs that would give us a great developer experience.