Manage clients and services in UISP CRM via its API
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Steps
Generate an App Key in UISP CRM under System -> Security -> App keys (a separate credential system from the Network API's token).
Send it as the X-Auth-App-Key header on requests to your instance's https://<host>/crm/api/v1.0 base path.
List all clients with a GET to /clients, and fetch or update a single client with GET/PATCH on /clients/{id}.
Confirm the exact sub-paths for service creation and invoices against your own instance's live docs before building on them, since public documentation for those specific endpoints is thin.
Treat UISP CRM and UISP Network as two separate auth realms even when both run on one combined UISP install — a Network API token will not work against CRM endpoints or vice versa.
Known gotchas
CRM and Network are genuinely separate auth systems (App Key vs. login-based API token) even on a single UISP install — don't try to share credentials between them.
Exact endpoint paths for service-creation and invoicing under CRM were not independently confirmed in public docs at the time of writing — verify against your instance before production use.
One CRM client/service can map to multiple Network devices (e.g. multi-dwelling sites), so don't assume a strict 1:1 relationship when correlating CRM and Network data.
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