Fiery API

Overview

Fiery^® application programming interface (API) allows you to rapidly develop unique apps and tools for your specific business needs on a variety of desktop or mobile platforms; including Windows^®, Mac OS, iOS and Android; using your development environment of choice. The RESTful API exposes the Fiery interface and establishes a secure bi-directional connection with your Fiery servers.

API Keys

Choose the API key that best fits your needs, from testing and development to full production integration, with a simple path to start small and scale as your workflow evolves.

Automation Key

Core API access for production workflows

Production-ready access to core Fiery API capabilities, including job submission, device status, and production data. Designed for integrating Fiery into everyday workflows such as web-to-print, MIS, and dashboards.

Production Key

Full API access for advanced integrations

Full access to all Fiery API capabilities in production environments. Designed for advanced integrations and enterprise-level workflows that require complete control and flexibility. Requires a valid license for each connected Fiery server.

Evaluation Key

Full access for testing and development

Full access to all Fiery API capabilities for testing and development. Ideal for exploring what’s possible, building prototypes, and validating workflows before moving into production. Time-limited.

Installation

Installing Fiery API

Install or upgrade the Fiery API component of your Fiery server through Fiery Command WorkStation.

Requirement for installing Fiery API

• Fiery API is compatible with Fiery software systems:
  • Fiery FS200/FS200 Pro
  • Fiery FS300/FS300 Pro
  • Fiery FS350/FS350 Pro
  • Fiery FS400/FS400 Pro
  • Fiery FS500/FS500 Pro
  • Fiery FS600/FS600 Pro
    
• A Mac or Windows^® client workstation that runs Fiery Command WorkStation

How to install

Open Command WorkStation

From a Windows^® client workstation with Fiery Software Manager installed,

1. Select the desired Fiery server in the Server pane on the left side of the Fiery Command WorkStation interface, and login to the Fiery server as an administrator.
2. Select Device Center from the Server menu.
3. Select Updates from the Fiery Updates section on the left side of the window.
4. Select Fiery API from the list, and click on the Update button in the bottom right of the window. The options won’t appear if your Fiery API is up-to-date.
5. After the Fiery API version is installed on the Fiery Server, it will prompt you to restart the Fiery Server. After the Fiery Server restarts, Fiery API will be available for use.

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