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Partner API documentation

This reference describes how your integration talks to Animal-ID on behalf of your organization: authentication, required headers and the core MVP endpoints (owners, animals, procedures, photos, dictionaries).

SDKs & client libraries

Official open-source SDKs that wrap request signing and the endpoints below — drop them in instead of signing requests by hand.

PHP · Composer

Server-side PHP SDK: HMAC request signing and typed clients for every endpoint.

composer require animal-id/aid-partner-sdk
JavaScript · npm

Framework packages for Node and the browser, built on a shared core.

npm i @animal-id/partner-core

Authentication & request signing

Base URL: https://gw-dev.animal-id.net · all paths are prefixed with /v1/partner.

Webhooks

Receive deferred events — like an owner approving a vet's access request — as signed POST requests to your server. Set the URL and find your signing secret on your API keys tab.

API methods

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Platform API — provisioning

Setting up clinics and doctors, and asking people for permission you cannot take. This is where an integration begins: you create the accounts, then collect the credentials they will be worked with.

  • Signed with your platform key, issued to you once when your partner account is set up. Send the platform application uuid in X-Eternity-App-Id.
  • It never reaches animal data. A platform key on a /v1/partner/ path answers 401 — that is the separation working, not a misconfiguration.
Provisioning
Consent

Partner API — data

Animals, owners, procedures and photos — the day-to-day surface. Every write here is recorded as the doctor whose key signed it.

  • Signed with a doctor's key, returned once when you seat them in a clinic or collect their credentials after they agree. Send that doctor's application uuid in X-Eternity-App-Id.
  • It cannot provision anything, and it stops working the moment the doctor withdraws their permission. Dictionaries need no signature at all.
Dictionaries
Owners
Animals
Procedures
Photos
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