--- title: "Web Services" slug: "web-services" type: "index" canonical: "knowledge.technolutions.net/web-services" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://knowledge.technolutions.net/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Web Services 5 articles ## [Exporting Data with Web Services](https://knowledge.technolutions.net/docs/exporting-data-with-web-services.md) Updated on 2026-08-07 | Published on 2023-11-15 Any Slate query can be routinely called as a web service or scheduled to push data into another system. Calling a Slate query as a web service 🔑 Requires Administrator (All Access) Role To generate... ## [CIDR Notation for IP Subnets](https://knowledge.technolutions.net/docs/cidr-notation-for-ip-subnets.md) Published on 2023-11-17 When managing a list of "Allowed Networks" within Slate for opening access for SFTP or Direct SQL Access, IP subnets can be entered using CIDR notation in addition to individual IP addresses. CIDR... ## [Automated Export / Import Process Using Web Services](https://knowledge.technolutions.net/docs/automated-export-import-process-using-web-services.md) Updated on 2025-04-02 | Published on 2023-11-23 This special advancement-focused Community Conversation focuses on setting up an automated web service in your database. Three examples explore identifying data in a query and importing the values... ## [Custom Parameters](https://knowledge.technolutions.net/docs/custom-parameters.md) Published on 2026-06-19 Custom parameters let a query accept a value from outside the query and use that value in filters or formulas. They are commonly used in web services, portals, reports, embedded dataset row queries,... ## [Custom REST Web Services from Queries](https://knowledge.technolutions.net/docs/custom-rest-web-services-from-queries.md) Published on 2026-06-19 Slate supports the ability to create custom REST-based web services using custom SQL queries. These queries can be defined as SELECT statements that use a "FOR XML PATH" instruction, indicating that...