Community operators
Launch embedded storefronts, configurator handoffs, and community flows inside club, league, and company sites with versioned public contracts.
Developer platform
Use MerchandAise APIs, OpenAPI contracts, community embeds, supplier workflows, enterprise identity, and MCP tools to connect custom merchandise into websites, portals, and AI agents.
Launch embedded storefronts, configurator handoffs, and community flows inside club, league, and company sites with versioned public contracts.
Connect procurement portals, identity systems, and internal operations to merchandise workflows without rebuilding approval and supplier logic.
Give assistants structured tool access for discovery, quoting, and approved operations through MCP-compatible endpoints.
Read the assistant/tooling OpenAPI docs that support design sessions, tool use, and integration reviews. Community, supplier, and enterprise contracts are listed separately.
/api/docs/openapi.jsonPublic machine-readable OpenAPI for assistant/tooling APIs; use the domain-specific contracts below for community, supplier, and enterprise implementation.
Implement locale-safe storefront embeds, community workflows, and authenticated handoffs with a versioned public contract.
/api/v1/community/public/openapi/v1Public contract for storefront embeds, community discovery, and locale-aware handoffs.
Connect onboarding, catalog, and supplier-side operations through versioned endpoints built for fulfillment workflows.
/api/v1/supplier/openapi/v1Public versioned contract for supplier onboarding, catalog, and fulfillment workflows.
Integrate SSO, SCIM provisioning, and audit-ready identity flows for enterprise rollouts and governance through a protected contract for approved enterprise access.
Enterprise identity OpenAPI JSON
/api/v1/enterprise/identity/openapi/v1Protected contract for approved enterprise workspaces; request access before using this endpoint.
Plan AI-agent integrations on the browser-safe MCP guide page, use the AI custom product designer pillar for intent-to-product context, then use the public server-card JSON for machine discovery and assistant-authorized endpoints for tool listing and execution.
Public MCP server-card JSON
/en-gb/.well-known/mcp/server-cardPublic discovery document for machine clients. The tools list and tool execution endpoints still require assistant authorization at /api/v1/mcp/tools.
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Start with the surface that matches your user and auth model: community embed, enterprise identity, supplier operations, or MCP tools for assistants.
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Confirm required headers, scopes, callback expectations, and contract versions in staging before you route production traffic.
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Verify requests, webhooks, provisioning, observability, and rollback paths so the integration is reliable from first live usage.
A production integration needs more than a public endpoint. Use these gates to decide whether your workflow is ready for customer, supplier, enterprise, or AI-agent traffic.
Confirm which contracts are public, which enterprise surfaces require approval, and which credentials or workspace roles are needed before launch.
Keep generated clients, callback URLs, auth scopes, contract versions, and rollback ownership documented before production traffic is enabled.
Plan logs, retries, support ownership, failure states, and health checks for every workflow that can affect an order, supplier, or enterprise user.
Share your architecture, rollout timeline, and destination channels. We will recommend the right contract surface, auth pattern, and launch sequence.