Evaluate Auction Mobility's API and sync capabilities for a marketplace integration
domain: auction.platforms.auction-mobility · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Check third-party API aggregator listings (e.g., apitracker.io/a/auctionmobility) which describe Auction Mobility as having documented API specs, OpenAPI/GraphQL support, and SDKs
Confirm Auction Mobility's own site describes AM2LA, a specific workflow product that publishes and synchronizes timed sales/bids between Auction Mobility and LiveAuctioneers
Note real client-facing usage: e.g., Phillips auction house's own API references an 'auction-mobility-bid' external client endpoint (api.phillips.com), indicating live production integrations exist
Treat AM2LA as a specific, purpose-built sync feature rather than assuming it implies a fully open general-purpose developer API
Verify current API access terms directly with Auction Mobility, since third-party aggregator pages can be stale or incomplete
Known gotchas
Third-party API tracker sites aggregate metadata and are not a substitute for the vendor's own current documentation — confirm directly before building an integration
AM2LA is a named, scoped sync product (Auction Mobility <> LiveAuctioneers) rather than evidence of an open API available to any third party
Individual auction houses (like Phillips) appear to have their own dedicated API endpoints for Auction Mobility integration, suggesting bespoke per-client setups rather than a single universal public API
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