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One cloud API. A clear path to integration.

Find authentication details, explore endpoints, and follow practical examples to make your first successful request.

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01 / Platform overview

One API. Practical building blocks.

A reliable cloud API for building integrations, automations, and product workflows. Connect your systems and turn repeatable operations into predictable API calls.

  • Connect applications and exchange data across systems.
  • Automate recurring tasks with programmatic requests.
  • Build API-powered workflows into your product.
  • Handle responses and errors with explicit integration logic.
Next: Authentication

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Authentication

Use a bearer token to authenticate each request and securely access the API.

  1. Create credentials

    Create an API token in your platform dashboard. Choose the environment and permissions your integration needs.

  2. Send the authorization header

    Include your token in the Authorization header on every API request.

    Request header

    Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_TOKEN>

    Replace the placeholder with your token. Send requests over HTTPS.

  3. Verify the first request

    Call an endpoint your token is permitted to access and confirm a successful response. If you receive a 401 response, check that your token is valid and the header is correctly formatted.

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Endpoints

Every endpoint group follows consistent request and response patterns.

01 / RESOURCE GROUP

Accounts

Manage account details.

  • List accounts
  • Retrieve an account
  • Update an account

Predictable resource patterns

02 / RESOURCE GROUP

Projects

Organize your cloud resources.

  • Create a project
  • List projects
  • Retrieve a project

Predictable resource patterns

03 / RESOURCE GROUP

Usage

Track resource consumption.

  • Retrieve usage totals
  • List usage records
  • Retrieve project usage

Predictable resource patterns

04 / RESOURCE GROUP

Webhooks

Subscribe to platform events.

  • Create a webhook
  • List webhooks
  • Delete a webhook

Predictable resource patterns

Developer FAQ

A few things before you build.

Practical answers for your first integration.

Is a sandbox available?
Use the sandbox to test requests before going live. Keep sandbox credentials separate from production credentials, and avoid sending real customer data.
How should I handle rate limits?
On an HTTP 429 response, respect the Retry-After header when present. Otherwise, retry with exponential backoff and jitter. Avoid immediate retry loops.
What happens when my token expires?
An expired token returns HTTP 401. Obtain a new token using the authentication guide, then retry. Never log tokens or expose them in client-side code.
Which response formats should I expect?
API responses use JSON. Check the HTTP status and Content-Type before parsing, and use the endpoint reference for response fields and examples.
What should I include in a support request?
Include the endpoint, UTC timestamp, HTTP status, request ID if available, and a minimal reproduction. Remove credentials and sensitive data. Response times depend on your support plan; check its terms for coverage and escalation.

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