Your Enpass Admin Console data, now accessible using Enpass API
“Enpass has launched a set of APIs that give IT administrators programmatic access to Admin Console data, including security audit, vault, and adoption insights. The APIs connect directly to existing reporting tools and dashboards, removing the need to manually download and import data. Access is managed through scoped, time-limited tokens created and controlled by super admins.”
As an IT admin, you are responsible for two things that pull in opposite directions. You need to keep a close eye on your organization’s password security every day, and you also need to produce formal compliance reports on a schedule that does not care how busy you are.
Today, doing both means logging into the Enpass Admin Console, reviewing the security audit dashboard, and then manually downloading the data as a CSV into your reporting tool, whether that is a Power BI dashboard your CISO checks weekly, a spreadsheet you maintain for your next compliance audit, or an internal monitoring system your team has built. You do this repeatedly, for every report, every cycle, every deadline.
The data exists. The tools exist. The only thing that stands between them is you, doing the same manual work over and over again. That changes today.
Introducing the Enpass APIs
The Enpass APIs give you direct programmatic access to your Admin Console data, so your reporting tools can pull it automatically instead of waiting for you to download and import it. You set up the connection once, and from that point your dashboards, compliance reports, and monitoring workflows stay current without any manual effort from your side.
Any tool that accepts a standard REST API (a widely used method for requesting data between systems) call can connect to Enpass. That includes Power BI, Tableau, Grafana, and any internal dashboard or automation your team has already built.
What data you can access
There are three APIs available today, each one giving you a different view of your organization’s Enpass data.
API | What it gives you |
|---|---|
Security Audit Summary | Organization-wide password health, risk indicators, and policy compliance status. |
Vault Summary | User-level vault data including password health metrics for every member in your organization. |
Adoption Summary | Onboarding progress and app usage so you can see exactly where your team stands in deployment. |
Each API is scoped independently, which means a token provisioned for security audit data cannot access vault or adoption data. You decide what each connection can see, and that decision is enforced at the token level.
A word about Security
API access is managed entirely inside your Admin Console, and only super admins can create, view or revoke tokens. No other role in your organization can see this section or interact with it in any way.
Every token you create is scoped to specific data sets, given a defined expiry date, and tied to complete audit trail so you always know who created a token, what it can access, and whether it is still active. The token value itself is shown exactly once at the moment of creation and is never displayed again, so there is no risk of it being retrieved or exposed later.
How to get started
Everything you need to set up your first API connection, including how to create and manage tokens is covered in the Enpass API documentation. Read the Enpass API documentation here. Refer to the release notes here for more details.