7G .NET SDK
A production-ready C# SDK for the 7G Registry Platform API with automatic token management, strongly-typed filters, and simplified error handling. Available now on NuGet.
Getting Started
.NET SDK Integration Guide
NuGet installation, environment setup, and your first authenticated SDK call.
Start with SDK →HTTP/REST Integration Guide
Direct HTTP integration with authentication, filtering, and error handling.
Use HTTP/REST →SDK Documentation Roadmap
The following reference material and workflow examples are being documented progressively. The SDK is available now—documentation is catching up.
API Client Reference
Complete method signatures, parameters, and return types for all SDK resource clients:
- BizEntityClient - Create, update, query, and manage business entities
- InvestmentClient - Investment products, pricing, and unit tracking
- DistributionClient - 4-step distribution workflow management
- BizTransactionClient - Transaction ledger and reconciliation
- DocumentClient - Document management and retrieval
- ReportClient - Asynchronous report generation workflow
- Plus 8 additional resource clients for comprehensive API coverage
Workflow Pattern Examples
Real-world code examples demonstrating complete workflows:
- Authentication and token lifecycle management
- Creating entities with nested resources (Person, Address, Communication)
- Advanced filtering with FilterField<T> operators
- Pagination strategies for large result sets
- Error handling and retry patterns
- Multi-step distribution workflows
- Asynchronous report generation patterns
SDK Code Examples
SDK code examples are available for common integration patterns including authentication, BizEntity creation, and advanced filtering.
SDK Code Examples
Authentication, BizEntity creation, and filtering examples using the .NET SDK.
View Code Examples →Documentation Progress
The SDK is production-ready and available on NuGet now. We're actively completing comprehensive documentation to support .NET developers. Reference material is being published progressively.
Start immediately with the .NET SDK Integration Guide, which provides a complete workflow from NuGet installation to your first authenticated call.