search verical inventory for part pricing and availability via the shared arrow api
domain: verical.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Submit the 'Request an API Key' form at developers.arrow.com/api/index.php/site/page?view=requestAPIKey, selecting 'Verical' under Inventory Sources, to obtain a login + API key.
Review the Getting Started and Pricing & Availability API pages at developers.arrow.com for endpoint structure and terms of use.
Call GET http://api.arrow.com/itemservice/v4/en/search/token?login=<login>&apikey=<apikey>&search_token=<MPN>&rows=10 to search by part number.
Parse the PartList array in the response; each part includes an InvOrg.sources list where the Verical source (alongside NAC/Asia/Europe) contains that source's pricing and stock.
Read tiered pricing from source.Prices.ResaleList[] and match desired quantity break to the appropriate tier.
For placing/checking orders programmatically, request a separate Order API key (different from the Pricing & Availability key).
Known gotchas
There is no API branded specifically as 'Verical' — Verical is documented as one of several inventory sources returned by Arrow's shared Pricing & Availability API, gated by which sources your account is permitted to see.
The Order API requires a distinct API key from the Pricing & Availability API — they are not interchangeable.
Which inventory sources (Verical vs NAC vs Asia/Europe) appear in a response depends on your account's permissions, not just the request parameters.
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