Endpoint
ConceptsAn endpoint is a specific URL and HTTP method (e.g., POST /api/documents, GET /api/knowledge-bases/{id}) that exposes one API operation. DocLD endpoints are organized by area: documents, upload, extraction, chat, knowledge bases, workflows, webhooks, and so on. Each endpoint has a request format and response shape documented in the API reference.
Examples
| Area | Example endpoint |
|---|---|
| Upload | POST /api/upload |
| Documents | GET /api/documents, GET /api/documents/{id} |
| Extraction | POST /api/extract/run |
| Chat | POST /api/chat/messages |
| Knowledge bases | GET /api/knowledge-bases |
Requests require authentication (e.g., API key) and may support pagination for list endpoints. Rate limits and quota apply per endpoint or globally.
Related Concepts
Endpoints are the surface of the API. SDK and clients call endpoints; pagination is used on list endpoints.