You must handle pagination (via next link in response) and rate limiting manually. Final Verdict: 3.5 / 5 stars The Miradore API is functional but not elegant . It gets the job done for basic MDM automation and inventory exports, especially given Miradore's competitive pricing (including a generous free plan). However, power users will feel the pain of no webhooks, clunky partial updates, and inconsistent schemas.

Use it for scripts that run hourly or daily. Avoid building a real-time application on top of it. If your use case requires instant reactions to device events, consider a different MDM with webhook support (e.g., Intune, Kandji, or Workspace ONE).

import requests auth = requests.post('https://api.miradore.com/oauth/token', data='client_id': ID, 'client_secret': SECRET, 'grant_type': 'client_credentials') token = auth.json()['access_token'] Get devices inactive for >30 days headers = 'Authorization': f'Bearer token' devices = requests.get('https://api.miradore.com/api/v2/devices', headers=headers, params='filter': 'last_seen < 2025-03-01') Retire them for device in devices.json(): requests.put(f'https://api.miradore.com/api/v2/devices/device["id"]/retire', headers=headers)

The native reporting in Miradore is decent, but the API allows you to pull raw device attributes (storage, OS version, last compliance check) into a real BI tool like Power BI or Grafana. The /reports endpoint can generate CSV/JSON exports of custom report definitions.