> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.geodin.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.geodin.com/geodin-desktop/es/integraciones-y-complementos/overview-1.md).

# API COM

Vista general de la API COM de GeoDin: puntos de entrada de automatización para scripting e integración.

GeoDin expone una **COM API** que permite a scripts y aplicaciones externas automatizar la creación de Perforación, el acceso a datos, la impresión de Seleccionar diseño y otras Operaciones de ejecución de GeoDin.

La API de COM es accesible desde Cualquiera Idioma que admita la automatización de COM (VBA, VBScript, PowerShell, .NET mediante interop, Python mediante `comtypes`). Los casos de uso típicos Incluir la generación de Lote de Informe, Importar datos de forma programática y Usar herramientas de gestión de Proyecto de Tercero.

Para la referencia completa - sintaxis completa, todas las opciones, casos extremos - consulte [**Referencia de Método**](/geodin-desktop/es/integraciones-y-complementos/overview-1/method-reference.md).


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