1. Documentation
2. CloudFlow
3. Integration
4. API

CloudFlow REST API

CloudFlow exposes a REST API that provides administrative functions and communication related functions.

API Endpoints

The API is divided up into sections based on target users.

Client API

This is intended for POS vendors integration with CloudFlow in order to initiate transactions on connected payment devices.

Device API

This is intended for application developers integrating with CloudFlow on a payment device in order to accept transations from a POS client.

Release notes

1.0

• Support for Client and Device REST API endpoints
• Support for bidirectional communication between clients and devices using websockets

1.1

• Support for asynchronous communication via a new REST API endpoint in the Client API
• Added endpoint to check device connection status in the Client API
• Bug fixes

Documentation & Downloads

The CloudFlow APIs are defined and documented using OpenAPI / Swagger. Below is a table of links to API documentation and Swagger downloads for import into tools such as Postman or other HTTP clients.

Case sensitivity

Note that all fields and parameters used in CloudFlow API are case sensitive. As an example, if a client or device tries to authenticate with CloudFlow using an account id or api token in the wrong case compared to how it was set, it will fail.

HTTP error codes

Any errors as a result of calling a CloudFlow HTTP endpoint will return a status code and a response body, as per the below format:

{
    "errorMessage": "someMessage",
    "errorCode": "someErrorCode"
}

Below is a table of the various errors.