Vincere API: obtain API access and complete the OAuth2/Auth0 authorization flow
domain: vincere.io · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Check whether your integration is one of Vincere's existing marketplace partners; Vincere only issues API keys for partners with a formal integration agreement or for direct customer/IT-specialist use of the public docs.
Gather the required intake information before contacting Vincere Support: your Tenant URL, the integration name, and a Callback URL provided by your application/vendor.
Request API credentials from Vincere Support, who will coordinate with the Partnership Manager if you're not already a listed partner.
Add your application's redirect URL to the client's Allowed Callback URLs so Auth0 (Vincere's identity provider) recognizes it as valid.
Complete the Auth0-based OAuth2 flow: the callback receives an authorization code that is exchanged for id_token, access_token, and refresh_token.
Reference the full endpoint catalog at https://api.vincere.io/ (requires the issued API key/tenant context) for entity-specific operations once authenticated.
Known gotchas
Vincere will not issue API credentials for integrations without a formal partner agreement or a legitimate direct customer/IT use case — budget time for the approval process before development.
The Callback URL is security-sensitive since Auth0 only redirects to allow-listed URLs; a mismatch between the registered and actual callback silently breaks the token exchange.
Vincere's public API documentation portal requires generated credentials to explore live; there is no fully open sandbox for browsing endpoint schemas without an approved integration.
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