HTTP Headers

Several HTTP Headers may be used by clients to include structured metadata with API requests to the BadgerNet Spine. Additionally, responses from the Spine may also include headers which provide additional information about the outcome of the request. Some headers are mandatory based on the type of request, while others may only be required in certain geographical regions.

Request Headers

Category - Purpose of Use
From - Associated Person
X-Request-Id - Request ID

Response Headers

X-Request-Id - Request ID
X-Logical-Id - Logical ID
Location - Location
X-Correlation-Id - Correlation ID

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