Download OpenAPI JSON
OpenAPI 3.1.0 specification for AMLOK API v1.4.2.
Browse the API reference
Read endpoint descriptions, required scopes, and worked examples.
What the specification includes
- Endpoint paths, methods, and stable operation IDs.
- Request parameters, bodies, resource schemas, and response examples.
- Bearer authentication and operation-specific permissions.
- Pagination, asynchronous processing, error responses, and webhook schemas.
- Insights, Signal, shared data capabilities, and credit and consumption reporting.
1.4.2 identifies the documented API release. 3.1.0 identifies the OpenAPI format. Endpoint paths use the /v1 prefix.
Use it in your integration
- Download the JSON file and save a copy with your integration.
- Import it into an OpenAPI-compatible tool or generate a client for your language.
- Set
AMLOK_API_BASE_URLto the environment origin supplied by your account manager, without a trailing/v1. - Load
AMLOK_API_KEYfrom your server’s secret manager. An authorized administrator creates the key in the client portal for one workspace and environment. - Implement the product workflows, request recovery, and webhook handling around your client.
- Run the sandbox journeys before using your integration in production.
Keep the integration aligned
A generated client provides request and response types. Your application still needs to obtain consent, select enabled providers, persist idempotency keys, handle asynchronous outcomes, and enforce your institution’s access controls. Read environment configuration for approved workflow versions and runtime limits. Read your workspace’s consumption reports and rate cards for applicable rates. Do not treat example quotas, identifiers, or prices as your workspace configuration.Integration prompt
Give your coding agent a complete AMLOK implementation brief.
Examples and downloads
Use Postman collections, language examples, and webhook verification helpers.