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HEADERS[Alkisti Vasilika Patsarasli](https://demo.harica.gr/en/posts/post-author/valkisti)2026-06-22T15:05:10+00:00


The base URLs, depending on HARICA’s environment, are the following:

- Development: [https://cm-dev.harica.gr](https://cm-dev.harica.gr/)

- Staging: [https://cm-stg.harica.gr](https://cm-stg.harica.gr/)

- Production: [https://cm.harica.gr](https://cm.harica.gr/)

You can find every JSON that is required in each POST request as well as their acceptable key-value pairs in the [HARICA – API Documentation Swagger](https://developer.harica.gr/) website.

To submit a POST request to our server, you must ensure that the headers fields “**RequestVerificationToken**“, “**Cookie**” and “**Authorization**” are properly filled in with the necessary information.

For the RequestVerificationToken header you have to issue a GET request to the appropriate environment (dev/stg/production) and enter the value from the input tag named **__RequestVerificationToken** of the returned html code.

In the Cookie header type in the phrase **HARICA=** and then the same value as RequestVerificationToken.

The Authorization header accepts the **JSON web token** that is returned when you log in to your account in CertManager.

For more information about logging in you should consult the documentation for “**Register and Log In**”.