TraCorp LMS July 2026 Release Highlights
Full API documentation is live, and token management just got a major upgrade.
We're excited to share two updates that have been a long time coming - comprehensive API documentation and a completely redesigned token management system. Whether you're already building integrations with the TraCorp LMS or just curious what's possible, read on.
The TraCorp LMS API Is Now Fully Documented
The TraCorp LMS has a REST API that lets you connect external tools directly to your LMS - pull reports, manage users and content, trigger enrollments, integrate with AI assistants, and more. Until now, using it required a lot of trial and error. That changes today.
We've published complete documentation covering every endpoint in both the Admin and User modules - over 180 endpoints in total. Each one now includes exactly what to send, what you'll get back, and which fields are required.
You can browse the docs at the /rest/api-tools/documentation path on your LMS:
https://<YOURLMSURL>/rest/api-tools/documentation
If you've been waiting on documentation before starting an integration, now's the time.
Want to evaluate the TraCorp LMS API? Reach out to us at support@helpdesk.tracorp.com. We're happy to help you get started.
New: TraCorp LMS API Token Management
We've rebuilt how API access credentials work, with a new API Tokens section in General Administration.
What this means for you:
- Named tokens - Instead of one shared key for everything, you can now generate individual tokens tied to a specific user account. Give each integration - or each team member building one - its own token. If something gets compromised, you deactivate that one token and nothing else is affected.
- Full control - Rotate a token to generate a new secret, or deactivate it entirely. The old one stops working immediately.
- Visibility - See when each token was last used, so you can spot stale or unexpected activity.
If you already have API access set up: Nothing is broken. Your existing lms_user key is still active and appears in the new API Tokens grid. When you're ready, we recommend generating named tokens for each integration and deactivating the lms_user key - but there's no deadline or forced migration.
If you're new to the API: You'll start with named tokens from the beginning, which is the more secure approach.
If you have questions about any of this, reply here or contact us at support@helpdesk.tracorp.com.
