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Taxonomy
RChilli Taxonomy 3.0 offers a comprehensive collection of skills and job profiles, along with their related information.
API Information
An API (or Application Programming Interface) is the code that allows applications to talk to each other.
API Authentication
Taxonomy API uses private user key (ApiKey) to authenticate requests. To authenticate the call to an API endpoint, there are only 3 steps:

Overview
RChilli is the trusted partner for Parsing, Matching, and Data enrichment for global recruiting platforms.
Product Use-Cases
This topic outlines the use cases supported by RChilli products. You can select the necessary products based on your specific use case requirements.
Resume Parser
RChilli resume parser is a scalable parsing solution for an amazing user experience. The resume parser extracts candidate data in 200+ data fields through REST API.
Job Parser
RChilli Job parser 3.1 is an intelligent software that extracts parameters from a Job Description and saves the information in the required attributes already defined.
Search and Match
RChilli Search & Match API allows you to search and match candidates and jobs with great relevancy and accuracy than simple database searching and matching algorithms.
Taxonomy
RChilli Taxonomy 3.0 offers a comprehensive collection of skills and job profiles, along with their related information.
- API Information
  An API (or Application Programming Interface) is the code that allows applications to talk to each other.
  - API Authentication
    Taxonomy API uses private user key (ApiKey) to authenticate requests. To authenticate the call to an API endpoint, there are only 3 steps:
  - Endpoints, Method and Parameters
    The endpoints indicate how you access the resource, while the method indicates the allowed interactions (such as GET, POST, or DELETE) with the resource.
- Features
  The following topics in this section describe the features of the RChilli Taxonomy 3.0.
- Response Schema
  The following table describe the Taxonomy Response fields.
- Response Example
  Follow the below sample API output of the skillSearch and jobSearch in the JSON format.
- Error Code
  This topic lists the error codes of Taxonomy API.
- Database in Snowflake
  This topic describes how a user can access the taxonomy database in the Snowflake account.
- Taxonomy Purchase From Enrich
  This section describe the procedure on how you can purchase a taxonomy from the Enrich.io.
Resume Redactor API
RChilli Resume Redactor API helps in masking resumes before sending them to the employer.
ERP Integration
The components of RChilli application can be integrated with the Oracle HCM Cloud, Oracle PeopleSoft, Salesforce, and SAP Application.
Partner Panel User Guide
RChilli provides a dedicated portal for the partner's to manage their company details.
Plugins
The RChilli provides Plugins, such as Resume_Templater_plugin.html, Document_Converter_plugin.html, NER_Tagger_plugin.html, Contact Extractor, and GeoLocation_plugin.html that extend the capabilities of the RChilli products.
RChilli Marketplace
The resume parser output can be enriched by activating the other application workflows that are listed on the Enrichment Marketplace such as Lusha, BOLD, Toofr, Rchilli Redact, LLM Parser, etc.
Plan Subscription and Cost
This topic describes the transaction cost for using RChilli API and how to subscribe to a new plan or update an existing plan.
Run in Postman
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Release Notes
Release notes comprise new features, improvements, and bug fixes for the following RChilli products.
Glossary
The glossary includes terms and definitions in RChilli Knowledge Center.

API Authentication

Taxonomy API uses private user key (ApiKey) to authenticate requests. To authenticate the call to an API endpoint, there are only 3 steps:

Get access to the RChilli My Account.
Login to the My Account portal and get the user key.
Authenticate Taxonomy API calls with the user key (ApiKey).

How to get user key

In order to set up your access to Taxonomy API, you need to get API user key using My Account portal.

Enter your Email and Password to log in to your RChilli My Account client portal or use Office 365 or Google to log in as necessary. You must sign up if you do not have registered account.
Note: Contact support@rchilli.com for My Account portal access, subscription plans, pricing, and for any further support.
Click RChilli API to log in into RChilli My Account portal.
On the My Account tab, select the Dashboard on the navigation panel and click symbol on the User Key field to know your user key.
Note: On this page, you can also get other details such as Parsing Expiry Date, and Search & Match Expiry Date.
Authenticate API calls with the user key (ApiKey), for more details on Taxonomy endpoints and parameters, see Endpoints, Method and Parameters.

Refreshing your user key

Go to My Account and enter the login details such as email id and password.
Navigate to the My Account tab to view the Parsing Pending Credits and Paring Expiring Date for your product. Once all parsing credits are utilized or if the parsing date expired, your API key will not work and expired.
Contact support@rchilli.com to extend the plans of your products and get your user key refreshed.