While not strictly required to use the ValueChecker API, it is good
practice to create a Reference record prior to every usage session.
Think of it as a shopping cart where Appraisal records are collected and
can be modified prior to being retrieved into your system. The claim
reference number of a policyholder’s claim can also be used as the
Client Reference.
If your implementation is only using the CP and RP steps, you may skip
creating a reference.
Client references have a user defined label (client_reference) and a
client_reference_id. The client_reference_id is used to interact with
the ValueChecker API to identify a reference.
List All References
To list your existing references (or ‘Carts’), you can use the same
endpoint. This returns all references belonging to the user the token
belongs to.
No parameters are required
Display Specific Reference
You should have a client_reference_id from Step 1: Create Client
Reference to use in the request path.
Get All Client References With Appraisals
To get all client references with their appraisals for all users within your client, you can use this endpoint. This is useful for bulk data retrieval such as exports and reporting purposes.