With LT1 running, 

1. Click Edit > Options > JobTracker/Systemize
2. Enter your Username and Password > OK. 
3. In the API URL box enter the web address that is used to log in through the web browser changing the ending from d.aspx to api.aspx after the final slash.
   1. Example: If the login address is: https://fabricator.moraware.net/d.aspx, when entering the API URL use https://fabricator.moraware.net/api.aspx 

Systemize Role API Requests

For LT1 to communicate with Systemize, the user’s Systemize account must have permission to perform API Requests.

1. Systemize admin users are assigned the API Request permission by default.
2. Systemize non-admin users must have an admin user assigned the API Request permission to their account.
   
   1. As an admin user, click Admin in the top menu bar
   2. Click Roles > New Role
   3. Enter a Role Name and Description
      1. Role Name: Templator or API Requests works well.
      2. Description: This role provides access to using API Requests with other applications. 
   4. Click Select next to Users and choose the user that requires Request API permission.
   5. Click OK
   6. Scroll down and next to API Requests, tick the check box under the Full Control Column and
   7. Click Save

LT1 -> JobTracker Configuration

With LT1 running, 

1. Click Edit > Options > JobTracker/Systemize
2. Enter your Username and Password > OK. 
3. In the API URL box enter the web address that is used to log in through the web browser changing the ending from d.aspx to api.aspx after the final slash.
   1. Example: If the login address is: https://fabricator.moraware.net/d.aspx, when entering the API URL use https://fabricator.moraware.net/api.aspx 

JobTracker Role API Requests

For LT1 to communicate with JobTracker, the user’s JobTracker account must have permission to perform API Requests.

1. JobTracker admin users are assigned the API Request permission by default.
2. JobTracker non-admin users must have an admin user assigned the API Request permission to their account.
   
   1. As an admin user, click Admin in the top menu bar
   2. Click Roles > New Role
   3. Enter a Role Name and Description
      1. Role Name: Templator or API Requests works well.
      2. Description: This role provides access to using API Requests with other applications. 
   4. Click Select next to Users and choose the user that requires Request API permission.
   5. Click OK
   6. Scroll down and next to API Requests, tick the check box under the Full Control Column and
   7. Click OK