Determine whether SendCutSend or OSH Cut expose a public API for programmatic quoting/ordering, before designing an automated procurement workflow around either service.

Steps

1. Check SendCutSend's public site and support channels (sendcutsend.com, sendcutsend.com/b2b) — as of mid-2026 there is no published public REST API or developer documentation; the closest integration is an Autodesk Fusion plugin that uploads parts to your SendCutSend account for manual/portal-based ordering.
2. Check OSH Cut similarly (oshcut.com/tutorials, oshcut.com/enterprise-features) — no published public API/developer docs were found; "Enterprise Features" describe purchasing/order-management inside their own web app, not a third-party API.
3. If programmatic integration is required, contact each vendor's B2B/enterprise sales team directly to ask whether a private or partner API exists beyond what's publicly documented — don't assume one exists based on general "integrations" marketing language.
4. In the meantime, build workflows around the web upload/quoting tools (DXF/STEP upload, instant pricing) rather than assuming scriptable endpoints exist.
5. Re-verify before building anything long-term — both are fast-moving startups whose public capabilities can change without a dedicated announcement.