POST
Create Lead
https://staging.1800accountant.com/sfapi/schedule/newlead.php?FirstName=Jon&LastName=Doe&LeadSource=[will be provided]&LeadType=[will be provided]&Email=test123@testing321.com&Phone=5555555555&Address=123 test lane&City=Beverly Hills&State=CA&Zip=90210&Industry=Retail&BusinessType=LLC&FormState=CA&Token=[will be provided]
Once you have tested in Staging, we will provide production URLs and keys.
RESTful API call to create a Lead
PARAMS
FirstName
LastName
LeadSource
LeadType
Email
Phone
AdditionalPhone
Address
City
State
Zip
Industry
EIN
BusinessType
FormState
Token
BusinessName
FormDate
PackagePurchased
PartnerLeadID
Jon
First Name
Doe
Last Name
[will be provided]
Lead Source Value
[will be provided]
Lead Type Value
test123@testing321.com
Email Address
5555555555
Phone Number
5555555555
Secondary phone Number
123 test lane
Address (optional)
Beverly Hills
City (optional)
CA
State (optional)
90210
Zip (optional)
Retail
Industry (optional)
EIN number (optional)
LLC
Entity Tax Classification (optional)
CA
State of business registration
[will be provided]
API Token
ABC Company
Company Name
04/22/2022
Date of company formation
Premium
Name or description of the package purchased from the partner
1321654
Unique ID which matches the record back to the partner's systems
Our Lead API(s) leverage SSL (Secure Socket Layer) for encryption, the communication between the client and the server is secured using an encryption-decryption mechanism to ensure data confidentiality and integrity. SSL operates in the transport layer, encapsulating higher-level protocols such as HTTP. When a client establishes a connection to an SSL-enabled server, they perform an SSL handshake. During this handshake, both parties agree on a version of SSL/TLS (Transport Layer Security, the successor to SSL) to use, select cryptographic algorithms, and exchange cryptographic keys. The client and server will then use these keys to symmetrically encrypt and decrypt the transmitted data, ensuring that any eavesdropper intercepting the data in transit cannot easily decipher it. Additionally, SSL provides server authentication through the use of digital certificates, allowing clients to verify the identity of the server, ensuring they are communicating with the intended recipient and not a malicious actor. This combination of encryption, data integrity, and authentication provides a robust security framework for RESTful API communications over potentially insecure networks.