Issuing Certifiates

If you are using the Basic SSLMate service, you can issue certificates using either the SSLMate command line interface, or version 2 of the SSLMate REST API. For help, see:

• Issuing Certificates with the Command Line Interface (CLI)
• sslmate man page (also available by running man sslmate)
• APIv2 REST Documentation

If you are using the SSLMate for SaaS service, you can issue certificates using either the SSLMate Agent, or version 3 of the SSLMate REST API. For help, see:

• Issuing Certificates with sslmate-agent
• sslmate-agent man page (also available by running man sslmate-agent)
• sslmate-agent.conf man page (also available by running man sslmate-agent.conf)
• sslmate man page (also available by running man sslmate)
• APIv3 REST Documentation

Searching Certificate Transparency Logs

If you are using the CT Search API service, you can search for certificates using version 1 of the CT Search API.

Cert Spotter

If you are using Cert Spotter to monitor your domains for unauthorized or broken certificates, you can use the following APIs:

• Receive a webhook when Cert Spotter detects an unknown certificate.
• Use the authorization API to automatically mark certificates as authorized.
• Use the monitored domains API to add and remove domains on your watch list.

General Documentation

• Certificate Approval Process
• Renewal & Expiration Notices
• Sandbox Environment
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Change Log

Support

If you ever have a question about SSLMate, use the contact form or email support@sslmate.com and SSLMate's founder will reply personally.