Authenticate against a RepairShopr account using its subdomain + API key pattern.
domain: api-docs.repairshopr.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Get an API key from the RepairShopr user's Profile/Password > API Tokens page (or Admin > API Tokens for app integrations).
Build requests against https://YOURSUBDOMAIN.repairshopr.com/api/v1/... using the account's unique subdomain.
Append ?api_key=APIKEY to requests; the API Docs UI at api-docs.repairshopr.com lets you authorize your subdomain and key to test live.
Respect the account's rate limit and back off on errors rather than retrying immediately.
Confirm the token's permissions/scope match the endpoints you intend to call before deploying.
Known gotchas
RepairShopr and Syncro are the same company's products (Syncro being the evolved MSP-focused product) with separate API doc domains (api-docs.repairshopr.com vs api-docs.syncromsp.com) — confirm which one matches the account being integrated.
Reported rate limiting is 180 requests/minute per IP; confirm the current figure in-app since capacity has changed over time.
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