Scoped credentials
Every credential belongs to one organisation, and one customer's data can never appear in another's.
SalesLife exposes the same interfaces its own components use. Your teams and partners can integrate through documented APIs and signed webhooks, with scoped credentials and a full log of every call.
| Interface | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Branch sync | Branches push sales, refunds, end-of-day batches and stock movements, and pull products, prices, customers and users. |
| ERP connector | Master data and documents between SalesLife Central and the ERP, with paging and changed-since filters, and optimistic concurrency on updates. |
| Commerce APIs | The headless commerce engine behind web, app, kiosk and partner front ends: catalogue, prices, stock, orders and customers. |
| Signed webhooks | Critical alerts posted to your own system as JSON, signed with an HMAC so you can verify the sender. |
| Provisioning | A control interface that creates a hosted organisation for a new customer. |
Every credential belongs to one organisation, and one customer's data can never appear in another's.
A retried push is recognised and ignored, so a network failure never creates a duplicate.
Lists are paged with a total count, changes can be fetched since a timestamp, and updates carry a concurrency stamp.
Limits per credential protect the platform, with health and heartbeat calls left unmetered.
Each call is recorded with redacted bodies, searchable by system, outcome, branch and date.
Credentials are shown once and stored only as hashes.
Yes. Integration contracts for the branch and ERP interfaces are available to customers and partners on request.
Credentials are issued by an administrator of your SalesLife Central organisation and shown once.
Yes. Critical alerts can be sent to a webhook, signed so you can check they came from SalesLife.
Yes. See our partnership page, or email hello@saleslife.com with what you would like to build.
Book a live demo with a SalesLife retail specialist, or email hello@saleslife.com.