Authenticate Orderry API calls using an employee API key and short-lived token.
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Steps
In Orderry, go to Settings > API to find each employee's unique api_key.
Send a request with the employee's api_key to receive a token parameter; the token expires in 24 hours.
Include the token on subsequent API calls; refresh it before/after expiry rather than reusing a stale token.
Remember data access is scoped to whatever locations/warehouses the underlying employee account has permission for.
Stay within the documented call limit of 5 requests per second.
Known gotchas
Because API calls execute 'on behalf of' the employee whose key is used, an integration will silently fail to see data (e.g. a warehouse) that employee's account can't access in the UI — check permissions, not just key validity.
Orderry logs all API actions to that employee's audit history, so a shared 'integration' employee account is usually cleaner than reusing a real staff member's key.
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