Manage API keys, access tokens, OAuth flows and integrations.

Vault API

Accounting API

Ledger Accounts

Tax Rates

Company Info

Invoices

Customers

Bills

Suppliers

Invoice Items

Payments

Credit Notes

Journal Entries

Subsidiaries

BalanceSheet

ProfitAndLoss

Purchase Orders

Locations

Departments

Attachments

Tracking Categories

Bill Payments

Expenses

Aged Creditors

Aged Debtors

ATS API

Jobs

Applicants

Applications

Connector API

CRM API

Opportunities

Companies

Leads

Contacts

Pipelines

Notes

Activities

Users

File Storage API

Files

Folders

Shared Links

Upload Sessions

Drives

DriveGroups

HRIS API

Employees

Payrolls

Employee Payrolls

Employee Schedules

Time Off Requests

Lead API

Log API traffic. Add monitoring to every API call with the Proxy API.

Proxy API

SMS API

Messages

Webhook API traffic. Add monitoring to every API call with the Proxy API.

Webhook API

Customer Support API

Ecommerce API

Orders

Products

Stores

Create your own ecosystem with the Ecosystem API.

Ecosystem API

POS API

Merchants

Items

Modifiers

Modifier Groups

Order Types

Tenders

Issue Tracking API

Collections

Tickets

Comments

application_id

An authorization code from the connector which Apideck Vault will later exchange for an access token.

code

Scopes results to connections that have been configured or not

configured

consumer_id

Cursor to start from. You can find cursors for next/previous pages in the meta.cursors property of the response.

cursor

Scopes results to requests that happened before datetime

end_datetime

filter

Number of results to return. Minimum 1, Maximum 200, Default 20

limit

Include raw response. Mostly used for debugging purposes

URL to redirect back to after authorization. When left empty the default configured redirect uri will be used.

redirect_uri

The redirect uri to redirect to after the revoke flow is completed.

resource

This is the id of the resource you want to fetch when listing custom fields. For example, if you want to fetch custom fields for a specific contact, you would use the contact id.

resource_id

One or more OAuth scopes to request from the connector. OAuth scopes control the set of resources and operations that are allowed after authorization. Refer to the connector's documentation for the available scopes.

scope

service_id

Scopes results to requests that happened after datetime

start_datetime

An opaque value the applications adds to the initial request that the authorization server includes when redirecting the back to the application. This value must be used by the application to prevent CSRF attacks.

state

ID of the target field to return as a custom mapping.

target_field_id

unified_api

x-apideck-app-id

ID of the consumer which you want to get or push data from

x-apideck-consumer-id

Downstream authorization header. This will skip the Vault token injection.

x-apideck-downstream-authorization

Downstream method. If not provided the upstream method will be inherited,

x-apideck-downstream-method

x-apideck-downstream-url

Provide the service id you want to call (e.g., pipedrive). Only needed when a consumer has activated multiple integrations for a Unified API.

x-apideck-service-id

Consumers Request Counts within Date Range

Indicates if the error returned in the body is from the downstream

Type of authorization used by the connector

Contains parameter or domain specific information related to the error and why it occurred.

Contains an explanation of the status_code as defined in HTTP/1.1 standard (RFC 7231)

A human-readable message providing more details about the error.

The OAuth redirect URI. Redirect your users to this URI to let them authorize your app in the connector's UI. Before you can use this URI, you must add `redirect_uri` as a query parameter to the `authorize_url`. Be sure to URL encode the `redirect_uri` part. Your users will be redirected to this `redirect_uri` after they granted access to your app in the connector's UI.

List of custom mappings configured for this connection

Whether the connection is enabled or not. You can enable or disable a connection using the Update Connection API.

The settings that are wanted to create a connection.

Whether the connector has a guide available in the developer docs or not (https://docs.apideck.com/connectors/{service_id}/docs/consumer+connection).

A visual icon of the connection, that will be shown in the Vault

The logo of the connection, that will be shown in the Vault

The OAuth revoke URI. Redirect your users to this URI to revoke this connection. Before you can use this URI, you must add `redirect_uri` as a query parameter. Your users will be redirected to this `redirect_uri` after they granted access to your app in the connector's UI.

The ID of the service this connection belongs to.

List of settings that are required to be configured on integration before authorization can occur

The unified API category where the connection belongs to.

The service provider's ID of the entity that triggered this event

The type entity that triggered this event

The current count this request event has been attempted

ISO Datetime for when the original event occurred

The number of seconds until the token expires. If omitted the token will be queued for refresh.

The datetime at which the token was issued. If omitted the token will be queued for refresh.

The refresh token can be used to obtain a new access token.

[Connection state flow](#section/Connection-state)

The date and time when the object was created.

Created at (timestamp)

The delivery url of the webhook endpoint.

Description

Indicates if the webhook has has been disabled as it reached its retry limit or if account is over the usage allocated by it's plan.

The list of subscribed events for this webhook. [`*`] indicates that all events are enabled.

Subscribed events

The Unify Base URL events from connectors will be sent to after service id is appended.

The date and time when the object was last updated.

Updated at (timestamp)

Unique consumer identifier. You can freely choose a consumer ID yourself. Most of the time, this is an ID of your internal data model that represents a user or account in your system (for example account:12345). If the consumer doesn't exist yet, Vault will upsert a consumer based on your ID.

The metadata of the consumer. This is used to display the consumer in the sidebar. This is optional, but recommended.

The name of the account as shown in the sidebar.

Account name

The email of the user as shown in the sidebar.

Email

The avatar of the user in the sidebar. Must be a valid URL

Image

The name of the user as shown in the sidebar.

User name

The redirect URI to be used after the connection is created.

JSONPath finder for retrieving this value when mapping a response payload from downstream

Custom Field name to use as a label if provided

This mapping represents a finder for a custom field

Target Field Mapping example value from downstream

Only applicable to select fields. Allow the user to add a custom value though the option select if the desired value is not in the option select list.

Allow custom values

When the setting is deprecated, it should be hidden from the user interface. The value will still be stored on the connection for the sake of backwards compatibility.

Indicates if the form field is displayed in a “read-only” mode.

Indicates if the form field is not displayed but the value that is being stored on the connection.

Prefix to display in front of the form field.

Indicates if the form field is required, which means it must be filled in before the form can be submitted

Indicates if the form field contains sensitive data, which will display the value as a masked input.

Suffix to display next to the form field.

ID of the resource in the Connector's API (downstream)

Name of the resource in the Connector's API (downstream)

Links to navigate to previous or next pages through the API

Link to navigate to the current page through the API

Link to navigate to the previous page through the API

Indicates if the request was made via REST or Graphql endpoint.

The Apideck base URL the request was made to.

Indicates whether or not this is a child or parent request.

The consumer Id associated with the request.

The entire execution time in milliseconds it took to call the Apideck service provider.

If error occurred, this is brief explanation

The entire execution time in milliseconds it took to make the request.

When request is a parent request, this indicates if there are child requests associated.

Latency added by making this request via Unified Api.

The OpenApi Operation Id associated with the request

The OpenApi Operation name associated with the request

When request is a child request, this UUID indicates it's parent request.

The path component of the URI the request was made to.

Indicates whether the request was made using Apidecks sandbox credentials or not.

Apideck service provider associated with request.

The IP address of the source of the request.

Whether or not the request was successful.

ISO Date and time when the request was made.

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Authorization