REST-API Access to create/manage secret links
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Although I see 2 other similar requests here (and upvoted them both), I will create another one.
Password Push does allow REST-API access (https://us.pwpush.com/help/api/) so does OneTimeSecret (https://api.onetimesecret.com/).
API access allows 3rd party tools (IAMs for example) to securely send secrets to users. Sidenote that the REST-API access could even extend to Outlook integration or Powershell, both of which would be a wrapper around the REST-API in the background. Noting that Devolutions Cloud and RDM Server do allow generation of Devolutions Send secret links, so the core work is already done, now would just need to make it RESTable. The Devolutions Send version could be free (as are the 2 examples provided above) but only allow sending stuff, while Devolutions Cloud/RDM could allow more features (auditing, updating, etc...)
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Hi @pascal_verdieu,
As mentionned in the other thread, unlike similar services, Devolutions Send is e2e encrypted with a no-knowledge encryption scheme. This prevents us from offering a conventional API. However, we definitly can add new PowerShell modules for managing links. In the next major version of RDM, we've added a Devolutions Send dashboard that allows you to see what links you sent and manage them. We can extend on that and add PowerShell modules to manage them.
Cheers,
Luc Fauvel