All your supply chain data from the platform, in your own dashboards
Via our API, you extract all data from Service Points and build your own dashboards with it, for example using Claude. Meanwhile, within the platform itself, you manage your orders, finance, communication with suppliers, and after-sales.
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Strip everything out and build your own command center
This is separate from the platform. You retrieve all your supply chain data via the API and place it alongside your other sources. With an AI tool like Claude, you can build your own dashboards in a short time. You do not need a data project for this.
- Orders with status, purchasing costs, and tracking, filterable by Processing, Fulfilled, In transit, Hold, Cancelled, Address error, and Refund
- Products with their status and sales volume
- All quotation rounds per product, with the processing time, shipping time, and dispute rate per supplier.
- Disputes by category and status, from open to approved
- Stock per variant
- Your balance and your top-ups
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Frequently Asked Questions
What data can I retrieve via the API?
Your orders with status, purchasing costs, and tracking, your products with sales volume, all quotation rounds with performance figures per supplier, your disputes, your inventory per variant, and your balance. The complete documentation is available at app.servicepoints.nl/client-api.
Do I need a developer?
With an AI tool like Claude, you build a dashboard yourself based on the data from the API.
How many stores can I link?
Unlimited number of stores.
Does the API work with webhooks?
No, it is a pull connection. You retrieve data whenever you want; there are no automatic pushes or real-time updates.
Where can I find my API key?
In your own settings on the platform, under the API tab. You don't need to call anyone.