Register a PetExec API application and authenticate with scoped OAuth credentials
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Steps
In PetExec, navigate to Company Preferences > Misc. Settings > Maintain API Applications and select Add Application
Name the application and set the callback/redirect URL your integration will handle
Select only the read scopes you need at creation time (report_read, owner_read, scheduled_service_read) - PetExec does not grant broader access by default
Save the application to receive a Client ID and Client Secret for the OAuth flow
Exchange the Client ID/Secret plus your PetExec account subdomain (e.g. mycompany from https://secure.mycompany.net/) for an access token before calling any endpoint
Reference the interactive API docs at beta.petexec.net/api/apidoc for endpoint-level request/response schemas
Known gotchas
PetExec was acquired by Togetherwork/Gingr (announced November 4, 2024) and customers are actively being migrated onto the Gingr platform - confirm the legacy PetExec API will remain supported before building new integrations against it
Only three scopes are publicly documented (report_read, owner_read, scheduled_service_read), so this API is effectively read-only for third-party integrations - there is no documented write scope for creating or updating records
The account identifier must match your PetExec URL subdomain exactly, not your business display name, or authentication will fail
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