Bedrock API
The integration surface that connects Bedrock Enclave's compliance layer to certified infrastructure partners.
Bedrock Enclave is delivered as a coordinated stack — pre-hardened infrastructure, the Bedrock CMMC compliance layer, and the Bedrock C3PAO assurance layer. The API is how those pieces stay coordinated. It is not a public developer playground; it is the contract between Bedrock and certified partners.
- Workspace provisioning. When a contractor purchases Bedrock CMMC through a partner, the API provisions their isolated workspace and license.
- Tier and entitlement sync. Subscription changes propagate from billing through the API to the running platform.
- Engagement handoff to C3PAO.Authenticated transfer of compliance posture from a contractor's Bedrock CMMC instance to a C3PAO's self-hosted Bedrock C3PAO container.
- Webhook events. Partner systems receive signed webhook events for license, billing, and integration lifecycle changes.
Pre-hardened CUI environments that host Bedrock Enclave for OSCs. The API is how Bedrock plugs into your provisioning and billing flows.
Channel partners who deliver Bedrock Enclave to defense contractor clients. The API powers seat management and lifecycle automation.
Authenticated handoff of contractor compliance data into a C3PAO's self-hosted Bedrock C3PAO container.
The Bedrock API is partner-facing. There is no public OpenAPI specification, no self-service developer portal, and no anonymous endpoint registration. Bedrock Enclave is a coordinated platform delivered through partnerships — not a SaaS API marketplace.
If you're a defense contractor evaluating Bedrock CMMC, you don't need to think about the API. The API is the plumbing your partner uses behind the scenes.