Book an embedded device or mobility protection insurance contract through Hepster's REST API
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Steps
Sign up as a Hepster partner and receive BasicAuth credentials plus the test-environment base URL from the Hepster API Implementation Guide.
Authenticate requests using HTTP Basic Auth against the test environment first, before moving to production credentials.
Call the contract-booking endpoint with product and customer details to create an insurance contract at the point of sale (e.g., an online shop or POS checkout).
Parse the returned status code and descriptive message to confirm whether the contract booking succeeded, since Hepster's API returns structured status/message pairs for both success and failure cases.
Move to production credentials only after validating the full booking flow end-to-end in the test environment.
Known gotchas
Hepster's published docs describe BasicAuth over REST rather than an OAuth bearer-token flow — verify the current auth scheme directly with Hepster before integrating, since embedded-insurance vendors periodically change auth requirements between API versions.
Test and production environments use different base URLs and separate credential sets; a contract booked in the test environment is not a real policy.
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