Developer Portal

User Guides

Billing and Subscriptions

Manage subscriptions, payment method information and discounts using REST APIs.

Products

Manage products in the catalog by defining product information, editions and pricing plans using GraphQL APIs.

Users and Accounts

Manage users, companies, and memberships in your marketplace including user roles and permissions.

API Authentication

Our APIs use an OAuth-authenticated interface that facilitates secure data access by partners and developers.

AI User Guides

Get started building AIs for yourself, your organization, or your customers. Craft profiles, configure data sources, and model parameters.

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APIs and References

GraphQL API Reference

Explore the reference documentation to learn more about the queries and mutations currently available within the AppDirect GraphQL API.

REST API Reference

See examples of how to perform different tasks, like user and company management or billing and subscription management.

AI APIs

Customize, integrate, and extend AIs for your organization and customers via industry-standard APIs

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Developer Tools

GraphQL Explorer

Quickly write, validate, and test GraphQL queries for AppDirect APIs

GraphQL Schema Introspection

Query the schema to discover available queries, mutations, subscriptions, types and fields in our GraphQL API.

Demo GraphQL API Explorer

Check out the demo explorer tool by running queries using sample data.

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Storefront Theming

Getting Started

Learn to modify elements of Plaza, our default theme, to customise components for storefront display including homepage and product profiles.

How to Guides

Everything you need to know about customizing styles, meta tags, creating a header and footer, or localising, uploading and publishing your theme.

Storefront Toolkit

Check out the demo explorer tool by running queries using sample data.

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Webhooks

Rate limits

Rate limits define the maximum number of requests that are allowed by a client application per minute, using a leaky bucket algorithm.

Usage of a leaky bucket algorithm allows client applications to make an unlimited number of requests over a large time horizon but prevents excessively large bursts over a short one.

The current bucket size is 20 requests, with a leak rate of 4 requests per second.

The bucket size and leak rate can vary by endpoint and are documented in the reference documentation.

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