To connect Acadimiat with Email API, obtain your API key and assign the users.write scope. Use secure storage for credentials and include them in request headers as a Bearer token.
Ensure Acadimiat is authorized to call Email API by configuring credentials in a secure vault or Zapier connections. Never expose keys in client-side code.
– POST /users/ — Create a user – DELETE /users/:userId — Delete a user – PUT /users/:userId — Update a user – GET /workflows/ — Retrieve workflows – GET /workflows/ — Retrieve workflows details – POST courses/courses-exporter/public/import — Import or export course data – Additional endpoints are available as needed
Trigger: a new user is created in Acadimiat
Action: create a matching user in Email API and assign initial roles
POST /users/
Key fields: email, name, role
Trigger: a workflow is updated in Acadimiat
Action: fetch workflows from Email API and reflect changes in Acadimiat
GET /workflows/
Key fields: workflowId, status, lastUpdated
Trigger: a course is updated in Acadimiat
Action: push course data to Email API using the import endpoint
POST courses/courses-exporter/public/import
Key fields: courseId, courseTitle, category
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Essential terms and processes to help you understand API integrations between Email API and Acadimiat.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that allow apps to communicate.
A specific route or path in an API you can call to perform an action.
The process of verifying identity before granting access to a service.
A callback URL that sends data to another app when an event occurs.
Create a Zap that automatically adds new Acadimiat users to Email API when a signup occurs.
Push course completion events to Email API to trigger email workflows.
Adjust Email API access levels from Acadimiat events.
Gather your Email API key and ensure the scope is set to users.write. Store keys securely.
Add the endpoints you will use: POST /users/, GET /workflows/, and the course import endpoint.
Test in a sandbox environment, validate error handling, then deploy to production with monitoring.
Answer: Use a secure API key with the scopes required and rotate credentials regularly. Store keys in a vault and include them in Authorization headers for every request. This ensures secure, authenticated communication between Acadimiat and Email API. Two short paragraphs help users understand best practices for safeguarding credentials and composing requests.
Answer: Yes, you can automate user provisioning and updates so that changes in Acadimiat reflect in Email API without manual steps. Use event-driven triggers to keep data in sync and reduce manual maintenance. Testing in staging helps prevent errors in production.
Answer: Basic integration typically uses POST /users/ to create users, GET /workflows/ to list workflows, and the course import endpoint for syncing courses. Additional endpoints can be added as your needs grow, with proper authentication and error handling.
Answer: No heavy coding is required. Use Zapier-style connectors or no-code builders to map Acadimiat fields to Email API fields. For advanced scenarios, lightweight scripts can be added in your automation platform.
Answer: Implement robust error handling, retries, and dead-letter queues. Validate responses, log failures, and alert your team for manual review when needed. Use webhooks to monitor real-time status changes.
Answer: Be aware of API rate limits and plan requests accordingly. Use exponential backoff and retries, and batch operations when possible to stay within quotas.
Answer: Use dashboards and webhooks to monitor success rates, latencies, and error counts. Set up alerting on failures and review audit logs regularly.
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