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Request IDs

The API assigns identifiers to all requests, available in the x-request-id response header. Our support team may ask you for request IDs when handling a ticket.

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Object IDs

Objects are identified by strings, often called “codes”.

{
  ...
  "insurer_code": "insurer:vision:demo",
  ...
}

Note:

  • Diagnosis and services are identified by a list of codes
  • For services the API currently requires a single code, specified as a JSON array with a single value
...
"services": [{
  "codes": ["V2020"],
  ...
}]

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Types

We use standard types:

  • string values are generally limited to 255 characters
  • int an signed integer number limited to 32 bits
  • date is an ISO string, YYYY-MM-DD
  • money: decimal as a string (not an integer or a float number to avoid round error), up to 4 digits in the fraction part
  • percent: decimal as s string (not an integer or a float number to avoid round error), up to 4 digits in the fraction part
  • Optional fields are denoted as <type> | null, can be omitted
  • Arrays are denoted with []

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Request IDs

The API assigns identifiers to all requests, available in the x-request-id response header. Our support team may ask you for request IDs when handling a ticket.

​
Object IDs

Objects are identified by strings, often called “codes”.

{
  ...
  "insurer_code": "insurer:vision:demo",
  ...
}

Note:

  • Diagnosis and services are identified by a list of codes
  • For services the API currently requires a single code, specified as a JSON array with a single value
...
"services": [{
  "codes": ["V2020"],
  ...
}]

​
Types

We use standard types:

  • string values are generally limited to 255 characters
  • int an signed integer number limited to 32 bits
  • date is an ISO string, YYYY-MM-DD
  • money: decimal as a string (not an integer or a float number to avoid round error), up to 4 digits in the fraction part
  • percent: decimal as s string (not an integer or a float number to avoid round error), up to 4 digits in the fraction part
  • Optional fields are denoted as <type> | null, can be omitted
  • Arrays are denoted with []