---
title: "Find and test endpoints in API Explorer"
space: "SignDex"
url: "https://docs.crestsolution.com/signdex/find-and-test-endpoints-in-api-explorer"
updated: "2026-11-12"
---

## **Before you begin**

Use an account that can open API Explorer. For testing, use an approved test environment and data you are authorised to access. Explorer can use a browser session or an API key and secret for authenticated requests.



## **Find an endpoint**

1. Open navigation and select **API Explorer** under **SETTINGS**.

**Find an endpoint**

1. Open navigation and select **API Explorer** under **SETTINGS**.  
![](https://signdex.io/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/12-api-explorer.png)
  2. Check the **Base URL** at the top of the page. Requests must target the environment you intend to use.
  3. Use the search field to locate an operation, or select a method filter such as **GET** or **POST**. Select **ALL** to show all methods again.
  4. Expand a relevant group: **API Tokens**, **Organisations**, **Documents**, or **Templates**.
  5. Select an endpoint to expand its documentation.
  6. Review its **Endpoint URL**, description, authentication requirement, and any **REQUEST BODY** and **RESPONSE** examples.
  
    The **Explorer deep link** opens that specific documentation entry. Use it when directing a colleague to an operation; use the **Endpoint URL** when configuring an API request.



## **Understand access requirements**

The legend distinguishes operations requiring no authentication, **AUTH** operations that require a session cookie or API key/secret, and **ADMIN** operations requiring an admin role. Read the operation’s description as well: credential creation is marked AUTH, but its description additionally restricts it to organisation owners and admins.

The optional credential area supports testing without a browser session. Supply your approved API credentials there when needed. For organisation-scoped requests, enter the **Organization UUID** so Explorer can send **X-Org-Id**. Find the UUID in **Organization Profile**.