This developer documentation enables business users to understand the Send2Print API for account management and order processing
Welcome to Send2Print's API Documentation. We've designed this document to help developers and Send2Print users fully understand and integrate our API for a seamless and easy deployment. These APIs enable you to utilize basic Send2Print account's panel features.
We've listed all the APIs, their required parameters, and their example requests and responses on the right for easy understanding.
Our APIs are based around REST architecture and use the basic HTTP request methods. Our APIs accept JSON - encoded body requests and return data in the same form.
Read through the following sections for the integration process.
Getting Started
First, you need to register with Send2Print.in and create an account. Click on this link to complete the sign-up process.
- After the sign-up process is complete, follow the enlisted steps to create an API user:
- Send an email to [email protected] requesting your account to be tagged as Business - Developer account.
- Our support team will update your profile as Business - Developer. Then, you should be able to communicate with our api using your credentials, used to sign up.
- The next step will be to use the Authentication API to obtain an authentication token. Copy this token and use it to authenticate your further API calls.
Document and API Usage Guidelines
Our APIs use the basic HTTP request codes: POST, GET, PATCH, & PUT.
The CURL Examples are given in the right panel
Note: Any requests made using the valid API credentials will affect the real-time data in your Send2Print account.
Authorization used: Bearer
The APIs are provided with their appropriate example requests and possible responses for successful and failed calls.
The example definitions are:
Successful Call: The API call was correct.
Invalid Data: The data entered was incorrect.
Missing Fields: Some of the required fields are missing.
Wrong Format: There is a syntax error in the code.
Note: The business_order_id defined by you at the time of order creation is your reference order id. The order_id returned in the API response is the Send2Print order id. All our APIs will use this Send2Print order_id to access the order created by you unless stated otherwise.