Invoke the Action API to retrieve information about invoked Actions.
- API v1.5 Documentation
- Payload Reference
- (NEW!) Delete Security User Group
API Endpoint Reference (1.5)
Tenovos has introduced version 1.5 to provide non-breaking improvements over previous versions.
Key Changes:
- Authentication Standards now include OAuth2 code flow.
- Client ID is no longer required to be passed when requesting an Authorization token using our Standard Auth from v1.4
- New endpoints have been added and will continue to be added until v2 is generally available to all customers.
- Adaptive Template endpoints
- A new Get Asset endpoint with a simplified Response
- A new Create Asset endpoint with simplified payloads for the Request and Response
- A new Update Asset endpoint with simplified payloads for the Request and Response
- Metadata Admin API endpoints for managing Attributes, Groups, and Templates
- We've made some performance improvements to most endpoints
Tenovos Content Delivery Network (CDN) - Coming Soon!
Tenovos CDN: Pull Zone Overview
Tenovos CDN provides global content acceleration and optimization through a pull zone architecture, ensuring that your assets are delivered to end users with maximum speed, reliability, and efficiency. A Content Delivery Network (CDN) works by caching static content—such as images, videos, and other media—on servers distributed across the globe. When an asset is requested, the CDN serves it from the nearest edge location, reducing load times and offloading traffic from the origin server, which in this case is Tenovos DAM.
A pull zone is the core mechanism that powers this system. It automatically fetches content from the origin the first time it is requested, then caches it at the edge. Subsequent requests are served directly from the CDN cache, improving response times and reducing bandwidth consumption.
Through the Tenovos CDN API, you can create, update, and manage pull zones programmatically. Pull zones support advanced features such as global edge caching, cache purging, bandwidth controls, and real-time performance statistics like cache hit rate and geographic request distribution. Optional optimization settings allow you to enhance performance further by enabling image compression, WebP and AVIF support, and content minification.
With just a few API calls, you can fully integrate high-performance content delivery into your Tenovos workflows—no complex infrastructure required.
Invoke the Collection API to create, retrieve, edit, and delete Collections. Collections are used to group and catalog related Assets for quick access and consumption. Collections can be configured as:
- private: Visible only to the user who created the Collection.
- secured: Visible to users with.
When retrieving the Assets within a Collection, the requesting user will only see the Assets that the user has access to view. For example, a librarian may see all Assets within a Collection, but a general consumer user may only see a portion of those Assets, due to limited security access.
Invoke the Metadata API to manage Metadata Attributes, Groups, and Templates. A Metadata Template defines a set of Metadata Attributes of varying types, including Text, Date, Controlled Vocabulary, Tabular, and Cascading Attributes. When a Metadata Template is assigned to a new Asset, the corresponding Metadata Attributes will be available for population on the Asset.
Admin Endpoints (NEW!): Create, read, update, and delete Metadata Attributes and Metadata Groups. These endpoints require the Metadata Management admin privilege.
Request
Rename a security user group. name is the only editable field on a group — unlike a role's PATCH, name is always required here, not "at least one of several fields."
Business Rules:
typeis not an accepted field here either — rejected with400.- Caller identity is resolved first (
401if it can't be), then the group's existence is checked (404), then the concurrency guard (if supplied), then the name-uniqueness check. - If the exact same name (case-sensitive) already stored is resubmitted, the request is a true no-op — no uniqueness check runs and nothing is written, including no timestamp advance. Renaming to a case-only variant of the current name (e.g.
"Hooli Corporate"→"HOOLI CORPORATE") is treated as a real change and does get written.
Optimistic Concurrency:
expectedLastUpdatedEpochis optional. If supplied and it doesn't match the group's currentlastUpdatedEpoch, the write is rejected with409andcode: STALE_UPDATE— checked before the name-uniqueness check, so a request that is both stale and a name collision surfacesSTALE_UPDATE.
The user submitting the request must have the User Management privilege.
JSON object with the new name. name is required.
New display name for the group. 1-255 characters after trimming.
- https://api.uat.tenovos.io/v1/security/user-groups/{id}
- https://api.tenovos.io/v1/security/user-groups/{id}
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curl -i -X PATCH \
https://api.uat.tenovos.io/v1/security/user-groups/group-hooli-corporate \
-H 'Authorization: string' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY_HERE' \
-d '{
"name": "Hooli Corporate EMEA",
"expectedLastUpdatedEpoch": 1755600000000
}'Updated. The response body is the group in the same shape as GET /security/user-groups/{id}.
Unique ID of the group. Opaque string — ids are generated as UUIDs, but this isn't a format guarantee.
Always security for a group returned by this API. Response-only — never an accepted input field on create or update.
User-profile id of the group's creator. null if the row has no recorded author.
ISO 8601 creation date, derived from createdEpoch.
User-profile id of the last user to update the group. null if the row has no recorded author.
{ "id": "group-hooli-corporate", "name": "Hooli Corporate EMEA", "type": "security", "userCount": 24, "usedIn": { "securityTemplates": [ … ] }, "createdBy": "dc63db1b-1e63-43bc-877e-418931b6895c", "createdEpoch": 1734000000000, "createdDate": "2024-12-12T12:00:00.000Z", "lastUpdatedBy": "a5ae4577-8940-4ca9-bf2c-b1b65b4306ec", "lastUpdatedEpoch": 1755600500000, "lastUpdatedDate": "2025-08-19T12:08:20.000Z" }
Request
Permanently delete a security user group the authenticated customer owns. There is no force-delete override — mirrors role delete.
Delete Rules:
- Group must exist for the authenticated customer (or not be a
channel-type group). - Deletion is blocked when either at least one user currently has this group, or at least one security template still references it. Both conditions are checked and reported together.
- The group is not silently stripped from security templates or from users' memberships to allow the delete — the caller must resolve the blockers first.
This action is permanent and cannot be undone.
The user submitting the request must have the User Management privilege.
- https://api.uat.tenovos.io/v1/security/user-groups/{id}
- https://api.tenovos.io/v1/security/user-groups/{id}
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curl -i -X DELETE \
https://api.uat.tenovos.io/v1/security/user-groups/group-hooli-corporate \
-H 'Authorization: string' \
-H 'X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'Invoke the Story Boards API to retrieve and manage Story Boards. Story Boards are curated content experiences that combine collections, saved searches, and other content blocks into a single shareable view.
Coming Soon: Additional endpoints for creating, updating, and deleting Story Boards.
Tenovos Webhook Subscriptions
For more information about our Webhooks, see the Webhook section of our Developer Portal