Usage Flows by Endpoint
Use this endpoint to create your first master user, follow the flow and you will get the token that will release you from the API security locks in swagger. We also explain how to verify that an existing user already exists in the database. Furthermore, we also show you how to obtain the data of the created user using its token. Lastly, we show you how to update any user data field, as well as how to log in successfully, change its password or finally how to delete any user from the system. Follow all these steps and you will have control of your users at you new platform. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this endpoint, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this endpoint to log in your users and if their token expires, how can you refresh or recover it. You need to refresh the token when it expires or when your first call with a valid token returns 401. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this endpoint, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this endpoint to manage the addresses that your users create in an onboarding process, they can be one or several. And we show you the methods of updating them, obtaining one or more addresses in paginated lists. And finally, we also show you how to delete them. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this endpoint, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this endpoint to administer what we call "Segments", which are logical database instances that are assigned to particular master users. With this you can segment your users by profiles, roles or any type of logical segmentation that you require in your platform database. Likewise, we show you an example of the methods to create, update, obtain a segment or a list of paginated segments, as well as being able to delete a segment at any time. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this endpoint, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Follow this flow as an example to create an entire process of Membership Users that includes the creation of the master user first, the creation of one segment where you will create and include the membership configuration, the membership levels and all the custom data you need to add users according to your business process or onboarding requirements, we show you the use of custom fields that include catalogs, validation of email fields, tax IDs and citizenship IDs fields and file uploads. In this example you will see that we created the Master User, 1 Segment, 1 Membership with 5 Levels and 1 Membership User with 19 custom fields with various variants that you will surely use in real-life business processes. Additionally, we show you the GET method to call all the various membership levels and their corresponding custom data fields. Let's say this example consolidates the four previous examples and adds the Membership endpoint that gives you all the flexibility of adding users to your platform in the form of memberships. Lastly, we show you how you can search for membership user, using a get method. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this setup, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this enpoint to upload files from your Membership Users, this endpoint addresses security concerns for the storage of important files from your users. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this setup, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this endpoint to create your first master user, follow the flow and you will get the token that will release you from the API security locks in swagger. We also explain how to verify that an existing user already exists in the database. Furthermore, we also show you how to obtain the data of the created user using its token. Lastly, we show you how to update any user data field, as well as how to log in successfully, change its password or finally how to delete any user from the system. Follow all these steps and you will have control of your users at you new platform. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this endpoint, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this endpoint to log in your users and if their token expires, how can you refresh or recover it. You need to refresh the token when it expires or when your first call with a valid token returns 401. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this endpoint, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this endpoint to manage the addresses that your users create in an onboarding process, they can be one or several. And we show you the methods of updating them, obtaining one or more addresses in paginated lists. And finally, we also show you how to delete them. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this endpoint, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this endpoint to administer what we call "Segments", which are logical database instances that are assigned to particular master users. With this you can segment your users by profiles, roles or any type of logical segmentation that you require in your platform database. Likewise, we show you an example of the methods to create, update, obtain a segment or a list of paginated segments, as well as being able to delete a segment at any time. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this endpoint, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Follow this flow as an example to create an entire process of Membership Users that includes the creation of the master user first, the creation of one segment where you will create and include the membership configuration, the membership levels and all the custom data you need to add users according to your business process or onboarding requirements, we show you the use of custom fields that include catalogs, validation of email fields, tax IDs and citizenship IDs fields and file uploads. In this example you will see that we created the Master User, 1 Segment, 1 Membership with 5 Levels and 1 Membership User with 19 custom fields with various variants that you will surely use in real-life business processes. Additionally, we show you the GET method to call all the various membership levels and their corresponding custom data fields. Let's say this example consolidates the four previous examples and adds the Membership endpoint that gives you all the flexibility of adding users to your platform in the form of memberships. Lastly, we show you how you can search for membership user, using a get method. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this setup, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here
Use this enpoint to upload files from your Membership Users, this endpoint addresses security concerns for the storage of important files from your users. If you have further questions or want us to help you implement this setup, don´t hesitate to request a zoom call here