> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.myipr.io/myipr-open-api/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.myipr.io/myipr-open-api/api-guides/api-reference.md).

# API Reference

- [Get all categories](https://docs.myipr.io/myipr-open-api/api-guides/api-reference/get-all-categories.md): Use this API to list all active categories available on the MyIPR App to create a certificate.
- [Get all files](https://docs.myipr.io/myipr-open-api/api-guides/api-reference/get-all-files.md): This API will result a paginated response (limit 30) of the list of certificates created under your account.
- [Create Certificate](https://docs.myipr.io/myipr-open-api/api-guides/api-reference/create-certificate.md): The MyIPR app's Certificate API provides a secure and efficient way to register and certify assets directly within the app.
- [Get file versions](https://docs.myipr.io/myipr-open-api/api-guides/api-reference/get-file-versions.md): This API serves as a valuable resource for obtaining a complete overview of the versions associated with a given file within the MyIPR system.
- [Get version details](https://docs.myipr.io/myipr-open-api/api-guides/api-reference/get-version-details.md): Gain real-time insights into the progress and status of the version, ensuring a transparent and informed monitoring experience throughout the certification journey.
- [Get version certificate](https://docs.myipr.io/myipr-open-api/api-guides/api-reference/get-version-certificate.md): Seamlessly access the certificate file in PDF format, contributing to a secure and time-sensitive certification retrieval process.


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