The Socrata Open Data API allows you to programmatically access a wealth of open data resources from governments, non-profits, and NGOs around the world. Click the link below …

Socrata was acquired by Tyler Technologies in 2018 and is now the Data and Insights division of Tyler. The platform is still powered by the same software formerly known as Socrata but you …

Using the Socrata Writer, you can easily create workflows to extract data from source systems using Safe FME, perform cleanup and transformation, and publish that data to Socrata.

If you want more requests, sign up for a Socrata account, then register for an application token and your application will be granted up to 1000 requests per rolling hour period. If you need …

Every Socrata dataset, and even every individual data record, has its own endpoint. The endpoint is what you’ll point your HTTP client at to interact with data resources. All resources are …

The Socrata APIs provide rich query functionality through a query language we call the “Socrata Query Language” or “SoQL”. As its name might suggest, it borrows heavily from Structured …

Once you have an application and a secret token, you’ll be able to authenticate with the SODA OAuth 2.0 endpoint. You’ll first need to redirect the user to the Socrata-powered site you wish …

The following are all the functions and keywords available in SoQL. Some only work on the the latest version of our API endpoints, while some work on legacy versions ...

These are the transformation functions available in the Dataset Management API. These functions can be used to transform and validate your data before you publish your dataset for …

While it is possible to perform simple unauthenticated queries against the Socrata Open Data API without making use of an application token, you’ll receive much higher throttling limits if you …