function Get-VismaRecords { $VismaRecords = @() $VismaURI = "https://datahub.vismaenterprise.dk/datahub/V2/mainservice.svc/Employee?`$select=FirstName,SocialSecurityNumber&subscription-key=API-key" do { $VismaData=Invoke-WebRequest -Method GET -Uri $VismaURI -UseBasicParsing [xml]$XMLVismaData = $VismaData.Content $XMLVismaData.feed.entry | % { $obj = New-Object PSObject #Add properties to the object $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "SocialSecurityNumber" -Value $_.content.properties.SocialSecurityNumber.'#text' $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "FirstName" -Value $_.content.properties.FirstName.'#text' #Return the object $VismaRecords += $obj } #Check for the skiptokenID $skiptoken = $XMLVismaData | Select-Xml -Namespace @{default="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"} -XPath "//default:link[@rel='next']/@href" | % {($_.Node.Value -split "skiptoken=" | Select -Last 1).Trim("'")} if ($skiptoken) { $VismaURI = "https://datahub.vismaenterprise.dk/datahub/V2/mainservice.svc/Employee?`$select=FirstName,SocialSecurityNumber&`$skiptoken='$skiptoken'&subscription-key=API-key" } } while ($skiptoken) return $VismaRecords } #Ouput # of records (Get-VismaRecords).count #Output all returned data Get-VismaRecords     I just wanted to share this code on how to retrieve data from the API using PowerShell. Finding the solution and asking for support from Datahub gave me quite a headache. Please note: the SkiptokenID is only returned when using Invoke-WebRequest, not with Invoke-RestMethod. I hope this helps a lot of developers who are new to Visma Datahub like me. Cheers!   ... View more