Push website or third-party leads into a moving company's account via the Supermove Developer API
domain: help.supermove.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Create a Developer API Integration inside the Supermove account and note the account-specific endpoint URL it generates
Configure the lead source (website form or third-party provider) to send an HTTP POST with a Content-Type: application/json header to that endpoint
Include all required lead fields (contact info, move details, project type) in the JSON payload so Supermove can create and route the lead
Set up multiple separate Developer API Integrations within one account if different lead providers need distinct endpoints
Test with a representative sample payload before going live, since Supermove does not build or debug the integration for you
Known gotchas
No separate API key or organization identifier is required beyond the unique per-integration endpoint URL itself - treat that URL as the credential and keep it out of public code/repos
The integration expects complex, correctly structured JSON including project-type switching logic - malformed payloads can silently misroute leads rather than erroring clearly
A single Supermove account can have multiple Developer API Integrations configured simultaneously, each with its own endpoint, so make sure the right lead provider is wired to the right endpoint
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