Interne i Digdir.
Hei igjen, da har jeg presisert at det ikke er tilstrekkelig slik det er nå, og at man ønsker API for klienter hvor man kan hente disse direkte (uten loka nedlastning)og ikke kunfor tredjepartsystemer. Håper det blir tydeligere.
Hei, har fått et nytt svar:
Vi har også et API for tredjepartssystemer, som benyttes for å sende inn kunngjøringer til Doffin for publisering, dette API-et kalles for Notices - API.
Jeg ønsker også å nevne at man kan laste ned alle kunngjøringer i XML-format på TED, og man finner mange ferdige rapporter på [Doffin, Database for offentlige anskaffelser](https://www.doffin.no/data doffin.no)
Her kan man også sende inn tilbakemeldinger til analyseteamet som forvalter doffindata.
Tar det videre med Doffin-teamet. Takk for oppklaring.
Hei, igjen. Vi har fått svar:
Doffin har offentlig API. Se lenke om hvordan man bruker API-et: https://dof-notices-prod-api.developer.azure-api.net/api-details#api=651eeff38be0c56022ac741d&operation=65015cc43a2729c87e6be1a8
Håper dette var var til hjelp.
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