The Environet API provides programmatic access to your environmental monitoring data, enabling you to build custom integrations, automate workflows, and develop tailored solutions.
The full API documentation can be found here:
The Environet API documentation provides the technical reference for retrieving environmental monitoring data from the Aethair Platform, including nodes, data points, and time-series measurements. It details authentication, endpoints, request structure, and response schemas.
Before you start: create a token
To use this API, you need a Bearer token.
Create a new token at: https://environet.io/all/api
Click + Create API Token, then select your organization and choose the appropriate permissions. After it is created, you can click on the token in the list to copy it to your clipboard.
Important User Note:
You need to have an Owner role to generate an API token.
Managers can see and delete tokens and Users cannot see the tokens at all.
Include this token in the Authorization header when making requests to protected endpoints. Example: Authorization: Bearer 123
Endpoints
Nodes
Nodes
Get a list of nodes: Retrieve nodes available for your account. You can filter by node_id, include data_points, and limit the number of measurements returned.
Endpoint: POST https://api.environet.io/v2/search/nodes
Documentation: https://docs.environet.io/#/operations/searchNodes
Data Points
Data Points
Get a list of data points: Retrieve data points available for your account. You can filter by node_id or data_point_id, and limit the number of measurements returned.
Endpoint: POST https://api.environet.io/v2/search/data_points
Documentation: https://docs.environet.io/#/operations/searchDataPoints
Measurements
Measurements
Get a list of measurements: Retrieve measurements for data points. You can filter by node_id, data_point_id, time range (from/to), or get the last N measurements.
Endpoint: POST https://api.environet.io/v2/search/measurements
Documentation: https://docs.environet.io/#/operations/searchMeasurements
Schemas