Developers & API
Use VitalSec APIs, webhooks, events, and signed exports to verify evidence, sync broker and carrier workflows, receive meaningful security changes, and move normalized data into the tools your teams already use.
External data path
One contract for evidence, identity, time, and proof.
Security, broker, carrier, or claims data
Organization and permissions resolved
Normalize, verify, preserve proof
API, webhook, event, or signed export
VitalSec gives external systems a clean way to use current evidence without learning every provider schema or reconstructing proof after the fact.
Check the evidence behind a security claim, including what was observed, when it was observed, where it came from, and whether the supporting proof verifies.
Move client, insured, renewal, and organization data into VitalSec without forcing every workflow through an interactive user session.
Receive events when evidence, controls, incidents, or other material security conditions change instead of rebuilding the picture from a periodic questionnaire.
Send normalized security state and supporting proof into the systems that need it for underwriting, claims, security operations, governance, or analytics.
A useful integration needs more than a field map. VitalSec keeps the organization, security state, observation time, and proof relationship intact as data moves between systems.
Start with the data or workflow that needs to cross the boundary. Then make the contract, permissions, failure behavior, and evidence expectations explicit.
Tell us what needs to move between VitalSec and the other system, who owns it, and whether the flow is inbound, outbound, or both.
We align the data shape, authentication method, event meaning, permissions, and error behavior for that connection.
Use scoped credentials for the integration and keep sandbox and production access separate where both environments are used.
Before going live, test requests, responses, error handling, organization separation, evidence verification, and delivery receipts.
Credentials resolve the organization and permissions before data moves. Browser sessions, machine credentials, endpoint identity, broker access, carrier access, and integration access remain separate.
Request and response shapes, authentication, errors, limits, and version expectations are part of the external interface.
Webhook and event paths define signing, delivery meaning, retries, and receipts for the connection.
Sandbox and production credentials stay separate when both environments are provided.
Browser, endpoint, mobile, network, and deployment prerequisites are listed in Technical Requirements.
Technical RequirementsThe Integrations page shows the systems VitalSec can use as evidence sources, action paths, and downstream destinations.
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