Panorays provides a public REST API for customers to seamlessly integrate Panorays data into their existing platforms, systems, and tools.
Using the Panorays API, you can push and pull contextual security data between Panorays and your technology stack, enabling smoother workflows, better visibility, and proactive risk management.
Why use the Panorays Public API?
Use the Panorays API to build a fully integrated security ecosystem that connects your digital supply chain risk data with the tools you already use.
With centralized and contextual vendor risk data, organizations can:
Connect to procurement or ticketing systems to automatically create/onboard suppliers to Panorays.
Pull TPCRM assessment data from Panorays to their GRC platforms for a consolidated risk view.
Perform bulk operations, such as updating hundreds of suppliers and sending questionnaires to them.
Pushing security alerts from Panorays to a SIEM/SOC platform.
Pulling data from Panorays into an aggregated BI platform
✅API Capabilities
The Panorays API is RESTful and supports bi-directional data exchange, allowing you to both retrieve data and trigger actions.
Supported HTTP Methods (CRUD)
GET – Fetch data from Panorays
POST – Create new data
PUT – Update or alter existing data
DELETE – Remove data
This enables full lifecycle management of vendor risk data through your own systems.
Common Use Cases
Access vendor security posture in external dashboards
Combine digital supply chain security relationships in one platform
Automate workflows across security, procurement, and compliance teams
Integrate Panorays data into GRC, SIEM, SOAR, or BI tools
❓Why choose the REST API?
Coverage
Integrate with any API-capable platform—no dependency on pre-configured widgets or marketplace limitations.
Flexibility
Perform a wider range of actions and workflows without functional constraints.
Customization
Choose exactly what data to pull from or push to Panorays without impacting your existing platforms.
(No need to request marketplace changes.)
Control
Security capabilities and access controls remain fully managed by the customer.
🔍Getting Started
To begin, go to Company Settings and navigate to API Tokens. From there, you can generate a new API token by assigning it a name and selecting the appropriate role.
You can create up to 10 API tokens per account and manage them at any time—tokens can be edited or deleted as needed to maintain security and control.
Tokens have "roles", e.g., you can create an Observer token that will be read-only.
For more technical information and guidance, use our API Documentation.