Finance APIs for UW
UW provides an expanding set of APIs for financial information. These can be used to integrate applications with UW data, or to pull out data for reporting and other internal uses.
Contact us: finance-apis@doit.wisc.edu
News, Announcements, and Changes
New access request form
New access request form with details about research administration data
Migration guide: API changes effective 6-24
We’re adding a number of attributes to some endpoints in the API in our Sprint 72 release, and we’re also renaming a few existing attributes so that they better reflect the nature of the data …
Roadmap for February 2025
Here’s a summary of what we anticipate we’ll be working on for the month: New endpoint for subaward supplier contracts New endpoints for supplier invoices and purchase orders (when the data becomes available – currently …
Naming convention update migration guide
The Finance API is standardizing all our naming conventions, which had wandered a bit. All endpoints, attribute names, and filters will now use camel case when combining multiple words. Users of the Finance API will …
validate-funding endpoint deprecated
Deprecation warning: validate-funding endpoint
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Release notes: Sprint 79
New journal filters, FDM bugfixes, Locations foundational work
Release notes: Sprint 78
Many upstream data issues fixed, new data in journal lines responses, investigations for the Locations API, and a couple of bugfixes
Release notes: Sprint 77
Outages and degraded service updates, a new isdLines enpdpoint, various internal improvements, Dev Portal missing examples
Release notes: Sprint 76
Old FDM combos removed, experimental bulk export, replacing dummy null values, new piId filter for awards
Release notes: Sprint 75
FDM validation accuracy, ETL scheduling, journal entry line filters, new columns for journal data, JSON:API compliance update, ancestorOf bugfix
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Get Started with the Finance API
The Finance API is in its early stages, but expanding quickly. If you’re not currently able to use it, you can still read the specification to see what’s in it.