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
Migration guide: supplier invoice deprecations
Migration guide for some newly deprecated attributes of supplier invoices, including supported replacement attributes.
Migration guide: ISDs, lastModified, and subrecipients
In today’s sprint review, we talked about some old parts of the API that we deprecated a while back (several months, in some cases) that we’re finally getting around to removing. This post is a …
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 …
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Release notes: Sprint 85
Upcoming removal of deprecated elements, Locations API status, AWS cost cutting, MySQL upgrades, faster performance and new filters on slow endpoints
Release notes: Sprint 84
Locations Apigee setup & local development, new journal line filter rules, dependency pinning and MySQL upgrade
Release notes: Sprint 83
Locations API progress, ETL resilience improvements
Release notes: Sprint 82
Bugfixes for journal lines and catalog item filters, removing redundant tables, migrating to Valkey from Redis for FDM validation caching layer
Release notes: Sprint 81
Revenue categories for sales items, pagination bugfix, ETL for Locations
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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.