Our REST API makes a large number of scenarios possible by allowing easy export, import, and update of entries stored in your Debitoor account. Thanks to a robust API interface and detailed documentation, your data can be flowing between systems in minutes.
Automate your work
There are many good reasons to allow your data to move, such as an automated order from an online store, the latest product inventory from the warehouse, a customer record from the CRM, or an invoice sent by post.
The Debitoor API allows you to automate invoice creation by connecting it to your online shop, point-of-sales terminal, or inventory management software.
Set up your invoicing workflow by integrating the key systems and from then on, invoice creation will happen automatically in the background, leaving you free to focus on where your attention matters most – like dealing with your customers.
Import customers and products
Chances are, you already have your customers and products created in some other system. Why bother typing them up once again? Just grab our API token, implement a simple call and minutes later you could access these records directly in Debitoor.
Streamline your sales effort even further by automatically updating product lists to reflect the latest prices and descriptions. You can set up API calls once and then update them on a regular basis.
Export invoices and expenses
Debitoor was designed to make creating invoices and filing expenses dead simple, but in case you need to use your data elsewhere, be it for a logistics module or a proprietary system run by your accountant, you can always export your documents with a few simple API calls.
Quick facts
The Debitoor REST API is free and open for connecting with other tools, systems or apps. You can synchronize and edit your customers and products and automate the process of creating and sending invoices.
The API also allows for synchronizing with expenses and suppliers.
All you have to do to connect to the Debitoor API is to check out the API authentication guide and dive into the REST API documentation and you're good to go.