Securely retrieve passwords, secrets and privileged credentials for enterprise automation, IT operations, custom applications and system integrations using the Passwordstate API.
The Passwordstate API is an HTTP-based interface that provides programmatic access to Passwordstate data and functionality through predictable URLs and standard HTTP methods, including GET, POST, PUT and DELETE.
Developers, administrators and automation platforms can use the API to securely retrieve passwords and sensitive secrets, manage supported Passwordstate resources, build custom integrations and automate routine password-management operations.
Retrieve passwords, privileged credentials and other sensitive information for authorised applications, scripts and users.
Create scripts and workflows that automate repetitive password-management and administrative operations.
Access privileged account credentials through controlled API operations and established Passwordstate permissions.
Connect Passwordstate with internal applications, reporting platforms and enterprise management tools.
Integrate through PowerShell, Curl, Ruby, Perl and other tools capable of making standard HTTP requests.
Retrieve authorised data for custom reports, dashboards and operational monitoring workflows.
Applications, scripts and automation processes often require access to passwords, privileged credentials and other sensitive secrets. Storing these values directly in source code, configuration files or scripts can make them difficult to protect, rotate and audit.
The Passwordstate API enables authorised systems and scripts to retrieve sensitive information from a centrally managed platform, helping organizations reduce hard-coded credentials while maintaining granular permissions, auditing and administrative control.
External integrations can authenticate using assigned API keys. For PowerShell scripts executed within Passwordstate, the Job Scheduling Engine can generate Just-In-Time API keys and rotate them after job execution, reducing reliance on long-lived credentials embedded within scripts.
Passwordstate’s Job Scheduling Engine provides a centralised environment for creating, scheduling, executing and auditing PowerShell automation.
Scripts running inside Passwordstate can securely reference Passwordstate data and APIs using Just-In-Time API keys. These keys can be generated automatically for execution and rotated when the job completes, helping prevent reusable API credentials from being stored directly in scripts.
Authorise API operations through the enterprise security context of a user or through API keys that have been granted the appropriate permissions.
Access supported resources through structured and consistent API endpoints.
Use familiar GET, POST, PUT and DELETE operations when communicating with supported Passwordstate resources.
Call the API from Curl, PowerShell, Ruby, Perl and other development or scripting environments.
Integrate Passwordstate with existing IT infrastructure, administrative workflows and enterprise applications while retaining centralised control over sensitive data.
Support large data volumes and complex automation workflows across enterprise environments.
Apply Passwordstate permissions when retrieving data or performing supported API operations.
Reduce repetitive administrative effort by creating custom scripts, tools and automated workflows.
The Passwordstate API is designed for developers, IT administrators, system integrators and automation engineers.
Whether you are building a custom integration, deploying organization-wide automation, creating reporting tools or securely retrieving credentials for an authorised process, the API provides a flexible interface for working with Passwordstate.
Passwordstate provides 71 API endpoints across the following functional areas:
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