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# API Explorer - Swagger
This document details how to use Swagger to help you explore the Family and Student Plans APIs and test your own examples.
### API Explorer with Swagger
1. Go to
2. Visit & Download the YAML file for the provision endpoint you want to explore:\
[Family Plans](/enterprise-guide/personal-vaults-for-enterprise-and-business-users/provision-family-plans-via-api.md)\
[Student Plans](/enterprise-guide/personal-vaults-for-enterprise-and-business-users/provision-student-plans-via-api.md)
3. In Swagger, click File > Import and select the YAML file downloaded in Step 2.
4. After importing the YAML file, the Swagger website should show the API configuration defined in the YAML file on the Left screen, and the corresponding API explorer on the right side:
This example uses the Family Plans YAML File
5. Expanding the API call on the right side will provide more information on the API endpoint's parameters and responses.
6. To being testing out the API endpoint, click the "**Try it out"** button.
7. After entering the values for the API Parameters, selecting "Execute" will execute the API call:
8. After executing, you can scroll to the Response section to view the results.
{% hint style="info" %}
For detailed information on the API parameters and how to define them, visit this [page](/enterprise-guide/api-troubleshooting/api-parameters.md)
{% endhint %}
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