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Description: Client: Inglefield (not live) Per Ryan: I am including the instructions and code samples for our API code that will allow you to use the current forms built on to the site to send information directly into Nextech. Attached is some sample PHP code for submitting a new lead to our NexWeb system, but it just serves as a guideline for any language you are using that has a SOAP library. The full list of web methods we have can be found at https://nexweb.nextech.com/nexwebobjects/nexwebobjectsservice.asmx. It is rather self-documenting, but feel free to contact me with questions. We try to keep these method backwards compatible, but it is possible that we would have to make a critical change to one or more of those methods in the future. To see the detailed XML schema definition, you can go to https://nexweb.nextech.com/nexwebobjects/nexwebobjectsservice.asmx?WSDL. Generally speaking, your web form will need to use the LogIn method to connect to our server and authenticate itself, then use the CreatePatient method for sending in any demographics for the new lead (setting unused fields as null or blank). The server will return the unique token for referencing that new patient within a given session. You can then use that token to enter additional patient notes for the lead's comments or ToDo alarms for a user to follow up with the lead. A null return value from the LogIn method signifies a connection failure at the office (server is rebooting, internet outage, etc). A negative one (-1) return value from the CreatePatient method signifies a failure creating the lead. It’s best if your forms can save the form content in queue and retry the submission again at a later time if either of these failures occurs but that is up to you. You can use these credentials for testing, and we will send you the new credentials when you are ready to make it live with the office’s database. The results cannot be checked from outside our office so we will have to verify the results for you. Feel free to send me an email with the parameters of the test and I can check it out pretty quick. NexWebKey=SampleKey976 WebUserUsername=sampleUser222 WebUserPassword=samplePa$$