API surface
REST, webhooks, callback contracts, versioning and backward compatibility give integrations a predictable boundary.
- REST API
- Webhooks
- API versioning
- Backward compatibility
The integration layer is designed around explicit contracts, authenticated callbacks and adapter-first onboarding.
DETAIL ↓The integration layer is designed around explicit contracts, authenticated callbacks and adapter-first onboarding. The sections below describe the capability surface in customer-facing technical language while intentionally avoiding internal credentials, topology and commercially sensitive controls.
REST, webhooks, callback contracts, versioning and backward compatibility give integrations a predictable boundary.
Discovery, health, metadata and manifests expose integration readiness without exposing internal topology.
Authentication, HMAC, signatures and idempotency protect callbacks and reduce duplicate processing.
SMS, payments, KYC, OCR, verification, email, push, monitoring and other services can be enabled through tenant-level entitlements.