IrisAnywhere — Project API Builder

Endpoint

Admin URL

Port

Authentication

Password

Access Token (paste response token here)

Project

Package Name

Member Groups

Asset Packages

Step 1 — Authenticate

POST http://localhost:8021/api/authenticate

Using the token

The response will contain an access_token. Every subsequent API request must include it as a Bearer token in the Authorization header:

Authorization: Bearer <access_token>

Paste the token into the Access Token field on the left and this tool will automatically include the header in the Step 2 cURL and HTTP commands.

Step 2 — Create Project

Fill in the fields on the left to auto-populate the request body.

POST http://localhost:8021/api/projects

Step 3 — Open in IrisAnywhere

After the project is created the response will include an asset_package_id. You have two options:

1. Sign in to IrisAnywhere normally and the project will appear in your library.

2. Paste the asset_package_id below to generate a direct link that opens the asset package immediately.

IrisAnywhere URL

Asset Package ID (from response)

GET https://your-iris-instance.com/irisanywhere/assetpackage/{asset_package_id}

Click the URL to copy it.

File Settings

Name (annotations name attribute)

Segment Types

Create Timestamped Segment Data Types

Segment Data XML

Fill in the form to generate the XML file.

Report Entries

Each entry defines one XSLT transform. Entries can be chained using ID and XSLT_TargetID.

config.json

Place inside your QCReportConfig.zip alongside your XSLT files.

Zip File Structure

QCReportConfig.zip ├── config.json ├── your-transform.xslt └── assets/ ← optional (images, css for PDF)

Project & Asset

Project ID

Asset Package ID

Project Name

Package Name

Logged In User

First Name

Last Name

Username

Group Name

Video Tracks

Audio Tracks

Subtitle / Caption Files

Timecode Tracks

Annotations / Segment Data

QC Result

Overall Status

Overall Comments

IrisQcReport XML

Add as a QC report file path in the Project API Builder.