Moving from the PingID API to the PingOne API
In the future, all of PingID’s capabilities will be included in PingOne. If you’re using a PingID account in a PingOne environment, it is recommended that you become familiar with the PingOne API, and that you write any future code using the PingOne API rather than the PingID API.
The following resources can help you get started with the PingOne API:
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PingOne for Developers Getting Started contains information and examples for the basic steps you must carry out such as:
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Creating a worker app in PingOne
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Getting a PingOne access token
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Using the access token in an API request
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PingOne for Developers Workflow Library contains Postman examples for carrying out specific tasks with the PingOne API such as:
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Creating a group and adding a user
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Enabling MFA for a user
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Carrying out an authentication flow
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Creating a risk evaluation
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PingOne Platform API Reference contains the technical details for all the endpoints in the PingOne API as well as Postman examples for most the actions you’ll want to carry out.