Please read our guide on Please read our guide on Best Practices for use of the CHES messaging API.
-There is a change to our onboarding process for CHES. Before requesting your API credentials - through the API Services Portal, - you must make an IStore request for a consultation with OCIO Messaging (the underlying SMTP service provider). - Book your consultation through your service desk (Office Productivity > Consulting Services > Messaging and - Collaboration - Consulting) or email mcs@gov.bc.ca.
-Requests to the CHES API must originate from an IP address within the BC Government's SpanBC network. If your - application is hosted outside of the SpanBC network OCIO may be able to find you an alternate solution. - Failure to contact OCIO may affect your access to the CHES service.
Requests to the CHES API must originate from within the BC Government's SPANBC network.
+If you are calling CHES from outside the SPANBC network (for example, if your application is + hosted on Azure or AWS), you must first consult with OCIO Messaging (our underlying SMTP service provider) + before requesting access to CHES. Failure to contact OCIO may affect your access to CHES.
+You can book a consultation via either of the following:
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- iStore request, via your service desk: Office Productivity > Consulting Services > Messaging and Collaboration - Consulting +
- Email: mcs@gov.bc.ca +
No prior consultation is required if your application is already on SPANBC (e.g. OpenShift); just make sure you indicate this in your API Services Portal request.
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