Yuki
Service ID: yuki
Dutch cloud-based accounting and bookkeeping platform for collaboration between businesses and accounting firms.
Beta — this connector is in beta. Functionality and resource coverage may change.
At a Glance
- Difficulty
- ⚡MODERATEAPI key authentication over SOAP
- Authentication
- API KeyAPI key (WebserviceAccessKey) — not OAuth, and no redirect for your consumer to complete.
- Webhooks
- No webhooks — Yuki documents no event or subscription mechanism, and this connector adds no virtual webhooks, so poll for changes.
- Partnership Required
- No(Not required — there is no app registration, review or partner agreement for Yuki's web services.)
- Apideck Credentials
- Not available(Not available — each consumer connects with their own web service key, so there is no shared Apideck application.)
- Costs
- Free to 1,000 calls/day. Above that: EUR 10.50/month for 1,001-5,000 calls/day, EUR 105/month for 5,001-10,000 — added by the consumer's accountant.
- Sandbox Availability
- Not available(No developer sandbox or demo administration — Yuki's free Minimal bundle is a real account, not a test environment.)
- Account Type Required
- Yuki account on any bundle, including the free Minimal bundle, with web service access activated on the domain.
- Consumer Access Level
- A user with the Portal administrator or Management role — only those roles can create web service keys.
- Rate Limits
- 1,000 web service calls per day per domain; paid add-ons raise the ceiling.
Responsibility matrix
| Task | You (Customer) | Your Consumer | Apideck |
|---|---|---|---|
| Activate Web Service Access on the Yuki Domain | — | ✓ Consumer or their accountant | Docs provided |
| Generate Web Service Key & Set Its Access Rights | — | ✓ | Docs provided |
| Supply Key, Administration ID & Region | ✓ Surfaces the connection form | ✓ | — |
| Build via Unified API | ✓ | — | Maintains connector & handles session authentication |
| Monitor Connections | ✓ Via dashboard | ✓ Can revoke the key anytime | Logs & alerts |
Environments
- Single environment
- Testing and production share the same credentials — Yuki has no separate host for either. Test against a real Yuki administration you control, and pick the region (Netherlands or Belgium) that matches it. Treat everything you write as production data.
🚨Important to Know About Yuki
- Turning on web service access is not something your consumer does alone — it is a domain feature their accountant or administrative office switches on. Build that hand-off into onboarding and confirm it is enabled before a consumer tries to connect.
- Each operation opens a Yuki session before the request itself, so one Unify call becomes two calls to Yuki. Yuki does not document whether the session call counts against the daily quota, so size capacity conservatively.
- On the free Minimal bundle the Sales web service has to be added as an accountant feature on top of general web service access; the paid bundles include it. Worth confirming with a Minimal-bundle consumer before you plan an invoicing flow.
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