If you’ve ever wanted to automatically create requests, sync clients, or pull data into another system, this is where you start.
📌 Use Case
Let’s say you’re running a creative agency and:
You want new requests to automatically appear in another tool (like Slack, Notion, or Airtable)
You need to export client or subscription data into your internal system
You’re working with a developer to build a custom dashboard or automation
Instead of doing everything manually, the API lets you connect ManyRequests to your workflow.
What You Need Before You Start
There are only three things required:
1. Pro Plan Access
The API is only available on the Pro plan, so make sure your account is upgraded.
2. An API Token
This acts like your password for accessing the API.
You can generate it here:
Settings → Integrations → API → Create token
Give it a name and copy the token
3. Your Portal Domain
This is your ManyRequests portal URL.
Example:
youragency.manyrequests.com
You’ll use this domain when making API requests.
How Authentication Works (Simple Version)
When connecting to the API, you’ll use:
Your API Token
Your Portal Domain
That’s it.
These two are required for every request you send to the API.
What You Can Do with the API
Here are some practical API use cases for agencies
Manage Requests
Create new requests automatically
Update request statuses
Add comments or attachments
Work with Clients & Organizations
View and update client details
Manage organizations and members
Automate Operations
Sync data with other tools
Trigger workflows using webhooks
Build internal dashboards
Handle Invoices & Subscriptions
View invoices
Mark invoices as paid
Access subscription-related data
Full API Documentation
Once you’re ready to go deeper, you can explore all endpoints and technical details here:
This documentation includes:
All available endpoints
Request and response formats
Code examples for developers