Set up your Endpoint Central API:

• Obtain your API token from the Endpoint Central admin console.
• Confirm your Endpoint Central URL (e.g., https://your-endpoint-central.com).
• Ensure the API version is set correctly (default is 1.4).

Test your credentials:

• Use a tool like Postman or curl to confirm you can reach the Endpoint Central API.
• Example request:

  curl -X GET "https://your-endpoint-central.com/api/1.4/inventory/scancomputers?format=json&pagelimit=1&page=1" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <your_auth_token>" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

• You should receive a 200 response with a list of devices if your credentials are correct.

(OPTIONAL) - Make any necessary changes to the script to align with your environment.

• Modify API calls as needed to filter device data.
• Adjust the custom attributes as needed for your specific use case.

Create the Credential for the Custom Integration.

• Select the type Custom Integration Script Secrets.
• Use the access_key field for your Endpoint Central URL.
• Use the access_secret field for your API token.

Create the Custom Integration.

• Add a Name and Icon for the integration (e.g., "endpoint-central").
• Toggle Enable custom integration script to input the finalized script.
• Click Validate to ensure it has valid syntax.
• Click Save to create the Custom Integration.

Create the Custom Integration task.

• Select the Credential and Custom Integration created in steps 2 and 3.
• Update the task schedule to recur at the desired timeframes.
• Select the Explorer you'd like the Custom Integration to run from.
• Click Save to kick off the first task.