# SpecCapture

> SpecCapture reads 2D engineering drawings and turns their title blocks, revision history and bills of materials, and their general notes once you turn them on, into data you can export to Excel, CSV or JSON, or fetch through an API. Every value comes with a box on the drawing showing where it was read and a confidence level, and values it is unsure of wait for a person to check them.

SpecCapture is in early access and not yet open for sign-ups; leave your email at https://speccapture.com/#early-access to hear when it opens.

The full text of the product pages and the API docs, as one Markdown file: https://speccapture.com/llms-full.txt

## Facts

- What it reads: From the title block: part number; drawing number; revision; title; material; stock size; finish or coating, and plating specification; surface roughness; heat treatment; scale; units; sheet size; sheet number and sheet count; who drew, checked and approved it, with the dates; weight; general tolerances for fractions, decimals (by number of places) and angles (bends apart, where the block gives them their own); projection angle; drawing standard; CAGE code; and export-control marking. Every row of the revision history (revision, description, date, approved by); bill of materials (item number, quantity, part number, description, material); hole table (tag, size, quantity, depth); application block (next assembly, used on); and tabulated dash numbers (dash number, description). The general notes, each in full and in order: off unless you turn them on, and then every one checked by a person.
- Revision history: SpecCapture reads every row of a drawing's revision history (revision, description, date and approved by) and exports the rows to the Revision History tab of an Excel workbook, to revisionHistory.csv in the CSV download, or to JSON. Each row starts with the sheet it came from and its row number, each value sits beside its review state and confidence, and many uploaded files can be exported together as one file.
- Quoting: From a customer's drawing, SpecCapture reads what a quote starts from: the part number and revision, material, stock size, finish and plating, heat treatment, surface roughness and the general tolerances from the title block, and every row of the hole table and the bill of materials, each value with a box on the drawing showing where it was read. It reads the facts a quote starts from, such as the material, finish and general tolerances, but it does not price a job, and it does not read every dimension or balloon a drawing for inspection.
- Files: It accepts PDF, TIFF, PNG, JPEG, BMP and WebP files; GIF files are not accepted. A PDF or TIFF file can hold up to 200 sheets; an image is one sheet. A file can be up to 50 MB, and a sheet up to 150 million pixels, which fits a D-size sheet scanned at 400 dpi, or an E-size or A0 sheet at 300 dpi.
- Exports: Results download as Excel (XLSX), CSV or JSON, or come through a REST API, which can also send a signed webhook when a file is finished. Many uploaded files export together as one workbook, one set of CSV files or one JSON file: tick them in the app and choose a format, or ask the API for them in one request (POST /v1/exports).
- AI assistants: SpecCapture also works from AI assistants such as Claude, GitHub Copilot in VS Code and Cursor: its MCP server at https://api.speccapture.com/mcp lets them send drawings and read their values, with the same API keys. Setup for each: https://speccapture.com/docs/ai-assistants/
- Checks: Every value it reads comes with a box around the place on the drawing it was read from, so checking it takes a glance. Each value gets a confidence level, and a value that fails a rule, was written by hand, or that SpecCapture is unsure of is flagged for a person to check. A new workspace starts with every value waiting for a person to confirm it; a field is accepted automatically only after people have confirmed its values 20 times in a row with no correction, and even then only when SpecCapture is confident in the value.
- Prices: SpecCapture starts with a free trial: 25 sheets over 14 days for $0, with no card needed and every feature included. After the trial, a workspace on no plan gets 10 sheets free every month, renewed at the start of each month (UTC), when its owner signs in with Google, a Microsoft account or a confirmed email address: one allowance per person, and sheets left unused do not carry over. Starter is $79 a month for 100 drawing sheets; Pro $199 for 350, Business $499 for 1,100 and Scale $999 for 3,750. Credit packs need no plan: 60 sheets for $60, 275 for $250 or 700 for $600, each one payment. A pack's sheets count for 12 months, and a workspace on a plan uses its plan's sheets first. A sheet is one page of a drawing file, so a three-sheet PDF uses three. Prices are per workspace: everyone in it shares the plan, with no charge per user. SpecCapture is not open for sign-ups yet; the free trial and these prices are what it is planned to open with. Details: https://speccapture.com/pricing/
- Measured accuracy: On PDFs exported from CAD, in drawing styles it has been tuned on, SpecCapture read the critical fields (part number, revision, material and finish) right 97.4% of the time. On drawings it was seeing for the first time it did worse: 85.6% on 35 new sheets in styles it knew, and 88.4% on 9 sheets in three styles it had never seen. Scans are weaker: the critical fields came out right 82.1% of the time on 1960s microfilm scans and 58.6% on drawings scanned from old printed reports. How it was measured: https://speccapture.com/at-a-glance/#accuracy
- Your drawings: Your drawings are not used to train AI models that anyone else uses. You choose how long drawings are kept, 0, 7, 30 or 90 days; then the file, its page images and the marks showing where each value was read are deleted automatically, and the values read from it stay until you delete the drawing or your workspace. New workspaces start at 30 days. SpecCapture is not for export-controlled drawings, such as those covered by ITAR or the EAR.
- Free tools, in the browser with no sign-up: The thread callout decoder explains a callout such as 1/4-20 UNC-2A, M10x1.5-6g or 1/4-18 NPT part by part: the series, the size, the threads per inch or pitch, the class, whether the thread is internal or external, its hand and its basic diameters, from ASME B1.1, ISO 261 and ISO 965-1. The surface finish converter turns an Ra in micrometers into microinches and back exactly (a microinch is 0.0254 micrometer), names its ISO 1302 roughness grade from N1 to N12, and gives Rz only as an approximate range, because no standard converts Ra to Rz. The GD&T symbol reference draws and explains, in a sentence each, the geometric characteristics of ASME Y14.5 and ISO 1101 (form, profile, orientation, location and runout), their modifiers, and the dimensioning and datum symbols that go with them, searchable and ready to copy; its reader explains a feature control frame typed as text, box by box and aloud. The drawing sheet sizes page lists the ANSI sizes A to E of ASME Y14.1 and the ISO 216 sizes A0 to A4 in inches and millimeters, explains where the title block and the zones go, and names the standard size of a print or a scan from its width and height. A welding symbol is a horizontal reference line with an arrow pointing at the joint: a weld symbol below the line calls for the weld on the arrow side, one above it for the other side, with the weld's size to the left of the symbol, its length and pitch to the right, and a process or specification in the tail at the far end. The weld symbol chart draws and explains each part of the AWS A2.4 welding symbol - the weld and groove weld symbols, supplementary symbols such as weld all around and field weld, the dimensions, and the finishing and process letters - and its reader explains a welding symbol written in words, part by part and aloud.
- Reference guides to reading engineering drawings, free to read at https://speccapture.com/guides/: The title block is the boxed table in the lower right corner of an engineering drawing that identifies it: the drawing number, title, revision, sheet size, scale, sheet number and the CAGE code of the company that owns the design, with who drew, checked and approved it. Beside it sit the default tolerances for every dimension that has none of its own, the material and finish, and the assembly the part goes into. The revision history block, usually in the upper right corner of an engineering drawing, records every change made to the drawing after its release: the revision letter, what changed, the date and who approved it, often with the zone where the change was made and the change order that authorized it. The current revision is the one furthest along the letter sequence, and it should match the REV box in the title block. On an engineering drawing, the bill of materials is the parts list: a table, usually just above the title block, giving each item's find number, the quantity needed for one assembly, its part number, its description and often its material or specification. Each find number is repeated in a balloon on the drawing's views, pointing at the part it names. General notes are the numbered notes under the heading NOTES that apply to the whole drawing, such as the standard it is read by, the finish, edge breaks, marking and heat treatment; a flag note applies only where its number appears in a flag symbol on the views. A requirement stated at a feature takes precedence over a general one, which is what UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED means. Engineering drawings abbreviate in capital letters, and in the US the accepted forms are listed by ASME Y14.38: ASSY for assembly, DWG for drawing, MATL for material, THRU for through, TYP for typical. This glossary gives the common ones, what each stands for and where it comes from, searchable by abbreviation or meaning.

## Product

- [SpecCapture](https://speccapture.com/): SpecCapture reads title blocks, parts lists and revision history off engineering drawings, with a box on the drawing for every value. From $79/mo.
- [Pricing](https://speccapture.com/pricing/): SpecCapture's prices: a free trial of 25 drawing sheets over 14 days, no card needed, then monthly plans from $79, per workspace with no charge per user.
- [A sample drawing, read](https://speccapture.com/demo/): A made-up engineering drawing as SpecCapture read it: every value boxed on the sheet, from title block and tolerances to revisions and notes, with confidence.
- [SpecCapture at a glance](https://speccapture.com/at-a-glance/): SpecCapture's facts in short: what it reads off engineering drawings, the files it takes, how it checks values, prices, and measured accuracy with weak spots.

## Samples

- [Sample: a drafted assembly drawing, read](https://speccapture.com/samples/mounting-bracket/): A synthetic drafted bracket assembly drawing, read by SpecCapture: every value boxed on the drawing with its confidence and review state. Real engine output.
- [Sample: a 1963 Apollo assembly and its parts list, read](https://speccapture.com/samples/apollo-tray-assembly/): A 1963 microfilm scan of an Apollo wired tray, read by SpecCapture: every value boxed on the drawing with its confidence and review state. Real engine output.
- [Sample: a 1965 Apollo cover drawing, read](https://speccapture.com/samples/apollo-tray-cover/): A 1965 microfilm scan of an Apollo tray cover, read by SpecCapture: every value boxed on the drawing with its confidence and review state. Real engine output.
- [Sample: a 1963 Apollo microfilm scan, read](https://speccapture.com/samples/apollo-thrust-washer/): A 1963 microfilm scan of an Apollo washer, read by SpecCapture: every value boxed on the drawing with its confidence and review state. Real engine output.
- [Sample: a 1963 Apollo tabulated drawing, read](https://speccapture.com/samples/apollo-mylar-insulator/): A 1963 microfilm scan of Apollo insulators, read by SpecCapture: every value boxed on the drawing with its confidence and review state. Real engine output.
- [Sample drawings, read by SpecCapture](https://speccapture.com/samples/): Real public-domain and openly licensed drawings, and synthetic ones, with what SpecCapture really read from each: every value boxed, with its confidence.

## Use cases

- [Extract a bill of materials from PDF drawings into Excel](https://speccapture.com/use-cases/bom-from-pdf-drawings-to-excel/): Upload PDF drawings and SpecCapture reads every row of each parts list, shows where on the drawing each value came from, and exports the rows to Excel or CSV.
- [Turn a drawing archive's title blocks into a spreadsheet](https://speccapture.com/use-cases/title-blocks-to-spreadsheet/): Upload an archive of engineering drawings and SpecCapture reads each sheet's title block into one spreadsheet row, every value boxed, ready for Excel or CSV.
- [An API for engineering drawing data](https://speccapture.com/use-cases/engineering-drawing-api/): SpecCapture's REST API returns each sheet's title block, revision history and parts list as JSON, with a confidence score and bounding box per value.
- [Read data from scanned and old engineering drawings](https://speccapture.com/use-cases/scanned-and-old-drawings/): SpecCapture reads scanned, microfilmed and hand-lettered drawings, less reliably than CAD PDFs: 82.1% right on 1960s microfilm against 97.4%, every value boxed.
- [Get drawing data into your ERP without retyping it](https://speccapture.com/use-cases/drawing-data-into-erp/): Stop retyping drawings into your ERP: SpecCapture reads part numbers, materials and parts lists for a person to check, then Excel, CSV or the API loads them.
- [Read customer drawings for a quote without retyping them](https://speccapture.com/use-cases/quote-prep-from-customer-drawings/): SpecCapture reads what a quote starts from off a customer's drawing, from material and finish to the parts list, boxed for checking. Pricing stays in your tool.
- [What to look for in software that reads engineering drawings](https://speccapture.com/use-cases/what-to-look-for-in-a-drawing-reader/): A buyer's checklist for software that reads engineering drawings: boxes on the drawing, confidence, review, rule checks, exports, an API, your data and price.
- [What SpecCapture is used for](https://speccapture.com/use-cases/): Direct answers on getting data out of engineering drawings with SpecCapture: parts lists, title blocks, an API, scans, ERP entry, quoting, choosing a tool.

## Developers

- [SpecCapture API](https://speccapture.com/docs/): Read engineering drawings from your own software: send a PDF or scan, get the title block, revision history and parts list back as JSON.
- [Quickstart](https://speccapture.com/docs/quickstart/): From an API key to every value on a drawing in minutes: check the key, submit a drawing, wait for its job and read each sheet, in curl, C#, Python or JS.
- [SpecCapture API reference](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/): Every endpoint of the SpecCapture API, generated from its OpenAPI document: parameters, request bodies, the answers each can give, and code to call it.
- [Receiving webhooks](https://speccapture.com/docs/webhooks/): Get told when a drawing has been read: what a webhook delivery holds, checking its signature with a Standard Webhooks library or by hand, and retries.
- [Errors](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/errors/): Every error the SpecCapture API answers with: the problem details shape, and each stable code with its HTTP status, what it means and what to do.

## Free tools

- [Drawing register template for Excel](https://speccapture.com/tools/drawing-register/): A free drawing register template for Excel: drawing number, revision, title, part number, date, status and file location, with a status pick-list. No macros.
- [Thread callout decoder: UNC, UNF and metric](https://speccapture.com/tools/thread-callout-decoder/): Paste a thread callout like 1/4-20 UNC-2A or M10x1.5-6g and see what each part means: size, pitch, series, class, internal or external, hand. Free.
- [Surface finish converter: Ra micrometers to microinches, Rz, N grades](https://speccapture.com/tools/surface-finish-converter/): Convert surface roughness: Ra in micrometers and microinches, ISO grades N1 to N12 and an approximate Rz, with the finish common processes typically give. Free, no sign-up.
- [GD&T symbols: chart, meanings and frame reader](https://speccapture.com/tools/gdt-symbols/): The GD&T symbols of ASME Y14.5 and ISO 1101, each drawn, explained and ready to copy, and a reader that explains a feature control frame box by box. Free.
- [Drawing sheet sizes: ANSI A to E and ISO A0 to A4](https://speccapture.com/tools/drawing-sheet-sizes/): ANSI A to E and ISO A0 to A4 drawing sizes in inches and mm, where the title block and zones go, and a tool naming the size of any print or scan. Free.
- [Weld symbol chart: AWS A2.4 welding symbols explained](https://speccapture.com/tools/weld-symbols/): Every AWS A2.4 welding symbol drawn and explained: arrow and other side, fillet and groove welds, field weld, all around, dimensions, and a reader. Free.

## Guides

- [How to read an engineering drawing title block](https://speccapture.com/guides/title-block/): Every box of an engineering drawing title block explained: drawing number, revision, sheet, scale, size, CAGE code, material, finish, tolerances and approvals.
- [Revision history blocks on engineering drawings, explained](https://speccapture.com/guides/revision-history/): How to read a drawing's revision block: the letters ASME Y14.35 uses and skips, zones, change orders, dash numbers, and how to tell the current revision.
- [How to read a bill of materials on an engineering drawing](https://speccapture.com/guides/bill-of-materials/): How to read a drawing's parts list: find numbers and balloons, quantity per assembly, AR and REF, tabulated dash numbers, and loading a BOM into ERP or PLM.
- [General notes and flag notes on engineering drawings](https://speccapture.com/guides/general-notes/): What UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED covers, how flag notes work, which note wins, and the common notes on finish, burrs, marking, heat treat and material certs.
- [Engineering drawing abbreviations: a searchable glossary](https://speccapture.com/guides/drawing-abbreviations/): Common engineering drawing abbreviations and what they mean, from ASSY and CRES to THRU and TYP, with the standard each comes from. Searchable and free.
- [Guides to reading engineering drawings](https://speccapture.com/guides/): Free guides to reading engineering drawings: the title block, revision history, parts list, notes and abbreviations, each citing its standard.

## Company

- [Trust](https://speccapture.com/trust/): How SpecCapture handles your drawings: retention you set, never used to train shared models, stored in the US, and isolated per customer.
- [Privacy](https://speccapture.com/privacy/): What the SpecCapture website does with your information today, and what it does not. The full privacy policy will be published before launch.
- [Terms of service](https://speccapture.com/terms/): SpecCapture's draft terms of service: not for export-controlled drawings (ITAR or EAR), decision support a person checks, and how credits work.

## API docs

- [SpecCapture API](https://speccapture.com/docs/): Read engineering drawings from your own software: send a PDF or scan, get the title block, revision history and parts list back as JSON.
- [Quickstart](https://speccapture.com/docs/quickstart/): From an API key to every value on a drawing in minutes: check the key, submit a drawing, wait for its job and read each sheet, in curl, C#, Python or JS.
- [API keys](https://speccapture.com/docs/api-keys/): Make an API key in the SpecCapture dashboard, send it as a bearer token, know what the role a key acts with may do, and replace a key without a gap.
- [Submitting drawings](https://speccapture.com/docs/submitting-drawings/): Send a drawing to the SpecCapture API: the file formats and limits, how sheets and credits work, why submission is asynchronous, and what each refusal means.
- [Following a job](https://speccapture.com/docs/following-a-job/): Know when a drawing has been read: what each job and sheet status means, how to poll a job, and how a webhook can tell you instead.
- [Reading results](https://speccapture.com/docs/reading-results/): Read a sheet's values from the SpecCapture API: each value's path, confidence, review state and box on the drawing, the tables' rows, and every field path.
- [Templates](https://speccapture.com/docs/templates/): Choose which values a job keeps, what each is called and in what order: list your templates, read one's fields, and name one when you submit a drawing.
- [Exports](https://speccapture.com/docs/exports/): Download a finished job's values as one JSON, CSV or Excel file: what each file holds, its columns, and how review states, corrections and confidence appear.
- [View links](https://speccapture.com/docs/view-links/): Share one sheet read-only: a link that opens the drawing with every value boxed, for anyone who holds it, until it expires or is withdrawn.
- [Review links](https://speccapture.com/docs/review-links/): Hand a drawing's review to someone outside your workspace: a link where they accept and correct its values in their own name, with no sign-in.
- [Deleting a job](https://speccapture.com/docs/deleting-drawings/): Delete a drawing sent by mistake: the job, its file, page images, values, exports and view links go at once, and the job's unspent credits come back.
- [Receiving webhooks](https://speccapture.com/docs/webhooks/): Get told when a drawing has been read: what a webhook delivery holds, checking its signature with a Standard Webhooks library or by hand, and retries.
- [Use SpecCapture from an AI assistant](https://speccapture.com/docs/ai-assistants/): Connect Claude, GitHub Copilot in VS Code or Cursor to SpecCapture's MCP server with an API key, so the assistant can send drawings and report their values.
- [Credits](https://speccapture.com/docs/credits/): How credits pay for sheets: what a job reserves, holds, spends and refunds, how to read the workspace's balance, and when credits expire.
- [Lists and paging](https://speccapture.com/docs/lists/): Read any list the same way: newest first, a page at a time with limit and cursor, narrowed by a time window or a status, and only your workspace's own.
- [Idempotency](https://speccapture.com/docs/idempotency/): Retry a submission safely: with an Idempotency-Key, a repeated request answers with the first job instead of making, and charging for, a second.
- [Rate limits](https://speccapture.com/docs/rate-limits/): How many requests an API key may make a minute, the headers that say how many are left, and what to do when the API answers 429.
- [Errors](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/errors/): Every error the SpecCapture API answers with: the problem details shape, and each stable code with its HTTP status, what it means and what to do.

## API reference

Every endpoint of the API at https://speccapture.com/docs/api/, generated from its OpenAPI document; the document itself is at https://api.speccapture.com/openapi/v1.json.

- [Get the account](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-the-account/): `GET /v1/account`
- [List the workspace's API keys](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-api-keys/): `GET /v1/api-keys`
- [Get an API key](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-an-api-key/): `GET /v1/api-keys/{keyId}`
- [List the workspace's credit history](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-credit-history/): `GET /v1/credits/history`
- [Export many finished extractions as one file](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/export-many-finished-extractions-as-one-file/): `POST /v1/exports`
- [List the workspace's exports](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-exports/): `GET /v1/exports`
- [Get an export](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-an-export/): `GET /v1/exports/{exportId}`
- [Download an export's file](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/download-an-exports-file/): `GET /v1/exports/{exportId}/file`
- [Submit a drawing](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/submit-a-drawing/): `POST /v1/extractions`
- [List the workspace's extractions](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-extractions/): `GET /v1/extractions`
- [Get an extraction job](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-an-extraction-job/): `GET /v1/extractions/{jobId}`
- [Delete an extraction job](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/delete-an-extraction-job/): `DELETE /v1/extractions/{jobId}`
- [Get one sheet's extracted values](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-one-sheets-extracted-values/): `GET /v1/extractions/{jobId}/sheets/{sheetNumber}`
- [Get a job's values in its template's shape](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-a-jobs-values-in-its-templates-shape/): `GET /v1/extractions/{jobId}/values`
- [Get one sheet's values in its template's shape](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-one-sheets-values-in-its-templates-shape/): `GET /v1/extractions/{jobId}/sheets/{sheetNumber}/values`
- [Download a finished job's values as JSON, CSV or XLSX](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/download-a-finished-jobs-values-as-json-csv-or-xlsx/): `GET /v1/extractions/{jobId}/export`
- [Create a review link for an extraction](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/create-a-review-link-for-an-extraction/): `POST /v1/extractions/{jobId}/review-links`
- [Create a review link for a sheet](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/create-a-review-link-for-a-sheet/): `POST /v1/extractions/{jobId}/sheets/{sheetNumber}/review-links`
- [List the workspace's review links](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-review-links/): `GET /v1/review-links`
- [Get a review link](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-a-review-link/): `GET /v1/review-links/{reviewLinkId}`
- [Withdraw a review link](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/withdraw-a-review-link/): `DELETE /v1/review-links/{reviewLinkId}`
- [List the workspace's templates](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-templates/): `GET /v1/templates`
- [Get a template's fields](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-a-templates-fields/): `GET /v1/templates/{templateId}`
- [Create a read-only view link for a sheet](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/create-a-read-only-view-link-for-a-sheet/): `POST /v1/extractions/{jobId}/sheets/{sheetNumber}/view-links`
- [List the workspace's view links](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-view-links/): `GET /v1/view-links`
- [Get a view link](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-a-view-link/): `GET /v1/view-links/{viewLinkId}`
- [Withdraw a read-only view link](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/withdraw-a-read-only-view-link/): `DELETE /v1/view-links/{viewLinkId}`
- [Add a webhook endpoint](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/add-a-webhook-endpoint/): `POST /v1/webhooks`
- [List webhook endpoints](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-webhook-endpoints/): `GET /v1/webhooks`
- [Get a webhook endpoint](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-a-webhook-endpoint/): `GET /v1/webhooks/{webhookId}`
- [Delete a webhook endpoint](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/delete-a-webhook-endpoint/): `DELETE /v1/webhooks/{webhookId}`
- [Turn a stopped webhook endpoint back on](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/turn-a-stopped-webhook-endpoint-back-on/): `POST /v1/webhooks/{webhookId}/resume`
- [Send a webhook endpoint a test event](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/send-a-webhook-endpoint-a-test-event/): `POST /v1/webhooks/{webhookId}/test`
- [List a webhook endpoint's deliveries](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-a-webhook-endpoints-deliveries/): `GET /v1/webhooks/{webhookId}/deliveries`
- [Get the workspace](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-the-workspace/): `GET /v1/workspace`
- [List the workspace's people](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-people/): `GET /v1/workspace/members`
- [List the workspace's open invitations](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/list-the-workspaces-open-invitations/): `GET /v1/workspace/invitations`
- [Get an open invitation](https://speccapture.com/docs/api/operations/get-an-open-invitation/): `GET /v1/workspace/invitations/{invitationId}`