Getting started

Create an account, get a key, and make your first call — in about five minutes.

Every API360 integration starts the same way: sign up, grab a key, and call the sandbox. No approval queue, no sales call — the steps below are the whole thing.

1. Create an account and get an API key

Sign in to the developer console and create a new application. Every application gets its own sandbox key immediately — there is no waiting period, and sandbox usage never touches production data or your quota.

Keep the key out of client-side code and source control: treat it exactly like a password.

2. Set your base URL and auth header

Every request carries your key in the Authorization header, and every sandbox request is scoped to https://sandbox.api360.sa:

bash
export API360_KEY="sk_sandbox_your_key_here"

Production calls use the same header against https://api.api360.sa once an application is promoted out of sandbox.

3. Make your first request

With the key exported, call the identity service's health check:

bash
curl "https://sandbox.api360.sa/v1/identity/ping" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $API360_KEY"

A working key returns a 200 OK with a small JSON body:

json
{ "status": "ok", "environment": "sandbox" }

From here, browse the marketplace for the full API catalogue, or keep reading — the next pages cover authentication, quotas, and webhooks in depth.