Create API Credentials for a partner

API Credentials let a partner or developer call myne as your brand. Use them when you need myne to stay in sync with a system that does not have a packaged connector under Settings → Integrations — for example your own CRM, website, middleware, or a POS extension.

That connection is what puts those customers, products, and loyalty actions alongside everything else you already run in myne, so groups, campaigns, and automations can use the same records.

You might create credentials when:

• A partner is building a custom integration and needs a Client ID for this brand.

• You want to push contacts or businesses into myne from another system, or look up customers, products, promotions, and loyalty balances from that system.

• A register or ordering flow needs to check which offers apply, without waiting for a native POS connector.

• The same partner should work across more than one myne brand. Other brands can Allow this Client ID after you save redirect URLs.

This is different from an inbound webhook. A webhook is for another system posting events into myne. API Credentials are for a partner calling myne. If you only need to receive events, see Ingesting Data into myne via Webhooks.

Prefer a packaged connector when myne already lists that product under Integrations (Shopify, Lightspeed, and similar). API Credentials are the path when that tile does not exist.

Only a brand admin can open this page. Other roles will not see API Credentials.

Create a client

Go to Settings → Integrations → API Credentials.

1. Enter a Label your team will recognise, for example the partner’s name.

2. If other myne brands will connect through this client, add their Redirect URLs (one per line). Use https addresses. You can add these later without changing the secret.

3. Select Add client.

myne shows the Client ID and Client secret once. Copy the secret now and share it with your developer securely. It cannot be shown again.

The page also shows the Token URL and Authorize URL for your developer, plus the Connect endpoints they can call.

Rotate, update, or remove

• Rotate secret issues a new secret and keeps the same Client ID. Outstanding access for that client stops working until the partner updates it.

• Save redirect URLs updates where other brands can return after they allow access. It does not change the secret.

• Connected brands lists brands that have allowed this client. Revoke stops that brand’s access only.

• Remove deletes the client.

Partner developers should use the Connect Brands API reference at docs.myne.network.