The reference
One page per module. For every endpoint you get its purpose, its parameters, an example request, an example response, the errors it can return, and a code sample in each of seven languages.
| Module | Line | What it does | Endpoints |
|---|---|---|---|
| ANCHOR | Hire | Identity, one real person, not several accounts | 37 |
| PROOF | Hire | Capability, what a person can actually do | 33 |
| RAIL | Hire | Legal standing of the working relationship | 42 |
| FLOW | Hire | Sourcing, broadcast and screened leads | 37 |
| MATCH | Hire | Allocation and proof of service | 40 |
| RUN | Pay | Gross to net payroll calculation | 37 |
| REMIT | Pay | Statutory remittance and proof of it | 44 |
| ROUTE | Pay | Getting money into accounts on payday | 36 |
The platform underneath
You don't buy these, and every integration uses them. Your credentials come from IAM, you register webhooks with DELIVERY, and LEDGER is where you read the money that moved.
| Service | Line | What it does | Endpoints |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAM | Platform | Registration, sessions, API keys and the token grant | 11 |
| DELIVERY | Platform | Webhook endpoints and the deliveries made to them | 9 |
| LEDGER | Platform | The double entry books behind everything that moves money | 3 |