Request FloristWare API access to integrate a custom florist website
domain: floristware.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Contact FloristWare support directly (phone or account rep) to request API access for a custom website build, since there is no public self-serve developer portal
Confirm which order, inventory, and customer endpoints will be exposed for the custom integration
Have the website developer implement calls against the provided API using the credentials FloristWare issues
Test that orders placed on the custom site land correctly in the FloristWare order queue
Verify inventory levels stay synchronized between the custom site and FloristWare after go-live
Known gotchas
FloristWare's API is intended specifically for florists building fully custom websites, not a general-purpose integration platform — scope expectations accordingly
Because documentation isn't publicly published, exact field names and endpoints must be confirmed directly with FloristWare support before development starts
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