Authenticate to the Sonar ISP billing platform GraphQL API and create a customer account
domain: sonar.software · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Generate a Personal Access Token in the Sonar web app under your user profile (Profile -> Personal Access Tokens -> Create).
Send all requests as POST to https://<your-instance>.sonar.software/api/graphql with header Authorization: Bearer <token> and Accept: application/json.
Build the account-creation call as a GraphQL mutation using createAccount, passing an input object with fields like name, account_status_id, account_type_id, company_id, and a nested primary_contact object.
Parse the response for validation-level errors (field-specific) versus general message errors, and handle raw GraphQL type errors separately (e.g. wrong field type).
Reuse the same token for subsequent queries/mutations; Sonar exposes essentially every UI action as a GraphQL operation.
Known gotchas
The API enforces a shared rate limit of 400 requests/minute per user, combined with any UI activity under that same login — use a dedicated service account, not a staff member's login.
Passing an explicit id on createAccount resets Sonar's internal auto-increment counter for future account IDs, which can cause collisions later.
A legacy REST v1 compatibility layer exists at /api/v1 using HTTP Basic auth (different from the GraphQL API's Bearer token) — don't mix the two auth schemes in the same integration.
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