Welcome to the Qondor API portal. This article explains what the portal is for, how to get access, and what your team will see once they sign in.
WHAT THE API PORTAL IS
The Qondor API portal is where your team browses our API reference, tries endpoints from the browser, and picks up the subscription keys that authenticate API calls. It runs on Azure API Management.
GETTING ACCESS
Access is granted by Qondor support. Email support@qondor.com with:
The customer name and the email address(es) of the people who need access
Which Qondor environment(s) they need (usually Production)
We add the users and grant them the relevant subscriptions. Once that is done, they sign in at qondor.com/api-portal.
💡 Subscription keys live on each user's Profile, so whoever needs them signs in and copies their own. Keys should not be shared outside the team that received access.
WHAT YOU'LL SEE WHEN LOGGED IN
The portal has three pages in the top navigation:
Home, a short overview
APIs, the reference for every Qondor API, with a "Try it" panel on each endpoint and full documentation including how to authenticate calls
Profile, your account info, your subscription keys, and where you regenerate keys
Profile page
Profile is where your subscription keys live. Each subscription is tied to a product, for example "Qondor Production" or "Qondor Test", and has a primary and a secondary key. Regenerate keys from this page when you need to rotate them.
💡 Two keys per subscription let you rotate without downtime. Switch traffic to the secondary while you regenerate the primary, then switch back.
APIs page
The APIs page is the reference. Pick an endpoint to read its parameters, sample payloads, and authentication detail. The "Try it" panel sends a real request from the browser using your subscription key, which is the fastest way to see what an endpoint returns before writing any integration code.
IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG
Email support@qondor.com if a user needs to be removed, a key has leaked and the user cannot reach the Profile page, or the team needs access to a new environment.