OVERVIEW

The Partners API is used to create and manage users in Wrapp via API calls.

An AI-friendly Markdown version of this documentation, ideal for LLMs and coding agents, is available at https://wrapp.ai/api/partnersonboarding.md

GETTING ACCESS

To use the Partners API, request an API key through the contact form.

Include the API key in your request headers as:

X-PARTNER-API-KEY: <your_key_here>
API Base URL

https://wrapp.ai/api/v1/

# Example header

X-PARTNER-API-KEY: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

CREATE / LOGIN USER

To create a new user or log in an existing one, make a POST request to:
https://wrapp.ai/api/v1/external_login

Wrapp.ai will respond with a login_url that the user can use to log in.

PARAMETERS

Param Name Required Type Description
email yes string Email of the user that will be used to create their account in Wrapp.ai
partner_user_id yes string External unique identifier that will be used to identify the user in Wrapp.ai
phone yes string Phone of the user that will be used to create their account in Wrapp.ai
webhook_endpoint no string Webhook endpoint that will return details on user creation
# Example request

curl -L 'https://wrapp.ai/api/v1/external_login' \
-H 'X-PARTNER-API-KEY: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
     "email": "[email protected]",
     "partner_user_id": "abc123",
     "phone": "1234567890",
     "webhook_endpoint": "https://yoursite.com/webhook"
}'

Response Success:

{
 "login_url": "https://wrapp.ai/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}

WEBHOOK · USER CREATED

If the user was created, Wrapp.ai will send the following payload to the provided webhook_endpoint:

FIELDS

Param Name Description
wrapp_user_id Id of the user in Wrapp
partner_user_id Id of the user in partner (the id provided in the initial call)
api_key API key of the user, used for further API actions on their behalf
# Webhook payload

{
 "wrapp_user_id": "xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx",
 "partner_user_id": "xxxxxxxxxx",
 "api_key": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}

CHECK USER

This endpoint shows if the user exists and whether they have an active subscription. Make a POST request to:
https://wrapp.ai/api/v1/embedded_check_user

PARAMETERS

Param Name Required Type Description
partner_user_id yes string Unique identifier that has been used to identify the user in Wrapp.ai

RESPONSE FIELDS

Name Type Description
user string User's email
active_subscription boolean User's subscription status
# Example request

curl -L 'https://wrapp.ai/api/v1/embedded_check_user' \
-H 'X-PARTNER-API-KEY: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"partner_user_id": "abc123"}'

Response Success:

{
 "user": "[email protected]",
 "active_subscription": false
}

Frequently asked questions

What is the Wrapp Partners API?

It is Wrapp's multi-tenant onboarding API: you create and manage Wrapp accounts (a subaccount per VAT number) for your end customers programmatically, so your app activates them for myDATA invoice issuance with no manual steps.

How do I create a Wrapp account for each of my customers via API?

Call POST /api/v1/external_login with email, partner_user_id and phone. Wrapp returns a login_url for the user and, once the account is created, sends a webhook with the tenant's wrapp_user_id and api_key, which you use to issue documents on their behalf.

How do I get a Partner API key (X-PARTNER-API-KEY)?

The Partners API is enabled per partner: request it through the contact form; you receive a staging key for testing and a production key when you are ready.

How do I check whether a customer already has an account or an active subscription?

With POST /api/v1/embedded_check_user and the partner_user_id: the response returns the user's email and whether they have an active subscription (active_subscription).

What is the difference between the Partner key and a tenant's API key?

The X-PARTNER-API-KEY is only for onboarding: creating and checking users via the Partners API. Each tenant gets its own api_key, used to log in to the Invoice Issue API and issue its documents.

Who signs the contract with and bills the end customer?

Wrapp does: the end user digitally accepts the contract and pays for their subscription during onboarding. Your app remains the front-end; you do not handle billing or contracts.