API Keys & REST API

When a program scales, some workflows belong in your own systems. The public REST API lets you read and write partners, commissions, and payouts, submit forms, and comment on any record programmatically, with scoped API keys you control and can revoke at any time.

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The problem it solves

Some integrations cannot be click-configured, and that should not mean exporting spreadsheets:

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Impact

Programs grow past the point where a human can be at every form and every follow-up. An API that submits and comments, not only reads, is what lets the partner experience keep up with the partner count.

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See it work

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How it works

The public REST API exposes the core objects of your program, and the two actions that move it: partners, commission lines, and payouts to read and write; forms to submit; and comments to post on a partner, deal, task, submission, or payout. You create an API key, grant it only the scopes it needs, and call the API from your own systems. Keys can be set to expire and revoked instantly, so access stays controlled. That second half is what makes it more than a data pipe. A form submitted over the API runs the same automation, attribution, and approval flow as a partner filling it in. A comment posted over the API lands on the record and reaches the partner on the channel they already use, so your own systems, or an agent, can nudge thousands of partners without anyone writing the message. This turns Introw into a building block in your stack. RevOps can sync data into a warehouse, finance can push payout updates from another system, and engineering can automate the program end to end, all against a documented, scoped API. API access is on every plan, with a free monthly allowance of. API credits, so you can build against it before committing to anything. Create a scoped key, build against the documented endpoints, and automate the workflows that belong in your stack. Access stays tight through scopes and expiry, and the CRM remains the source of truth behind it all.

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Going deeper

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