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Hi everyone,

We’re building a third-party application that integrates with IFS Applications 10 and we’d like to use the same Report Designer outputs that our users preview or print inside IFS. Specifically, our goal is to trigger a Report Designer run with parameters and then retrieve the generated PDF via REST so we can display or store it in our own app. We’re looking for guidance on which REST projections or endpoints in Apps 10 support creating or submitting a print job, monitoring its status, and then accessing the corresponding entry in the Report Archive to download the PDF (ideally as a binary stream or a secure link). If there’s a recommended integration pattern—such as creating the job asynchronously, polling until completion, and then fetching the file—we’d love to follow best practice. Any examples of request/response payloads for starting a report with parameters and downloading the resulting PDF, along with notes on required roles and permissions for a service account, would be very helpful. We’re also interested in any known limitations in Apps 10 (for example file size, archive retention, or multi-company/security context considerations), as well as performance and security tips to avoid heavy synchronous calls or long-lived URLs. If REST is not the supported path for Apps 10, please point us to the recommended approach (e.g., Print Agent or Report Archive APIs) and any official documentation. Thanks in advance for your help!

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