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e-manage|ONE API

Using the e-manage | ONE API​

Welcome to the e-manage|ONE API section of the Help Guide. If you're looking to extend, integrate, or automate parts of your business process using e-manage|ONE, you're in the right place.

What is an API?​

An API (Application Programming Interface) is a way for software applications to communicate with each other. Think of it as a secure digital handshake between systems, allowing them to exchange data and trigger actions without manual input.

With the e-manage|ONE API, you can:

  • Connect with third-party tools like CRMs, ERPs, or marketing platforms
  • Automate workflows and reduce manual data entry
  • Build custom features or integrations tailored to your business
  • Sync data in real time between systems

Whether you're working with internal developers or external partners, our API empowers your team to build smart, scalable solutions that fit how you operate.

Types of API Keys​

  • Developer API Key – Used for custom integrations and direct API access via code or client libraries.
  • Zapier API Key – Specifically configured to support Zapier workflows. A Developer Key will not trigger Zapier actions.

⚠️ Be sure to request the correct key type for your use case.

Accessing the API​

Access to the e-manage|ONE API is provided upon request. Once approved, you’ll receive either a Developer API Key or a Zapier-specific Key.

Download and Sign the API Terms and Conditions below

👉 Submit a Support Request to Request API Access

✅ New API Endpoint URL: https://emanageone.azure-api.net/emws This updated endpoint provides improved performance and security through our new API gateway.

Common API Use Cases​

  • Access company, user, or project data programmatically
  • Sync data with CRMs, ERP tools, or marketing platforms
  • Build custom dashboards or mobile tools
  • Integrate with Zapier to automate workflows with 1,000+ apps

What You’ll Find in This Section​

This section of the Help Guide includes everything you need to get started:

  • API Tutorial – A step-by-step walkthrough for authenticating, making your first API call, and generating a client library
  • API Documentation – Technical details including endpoints, request structure, authentication methods, and response examples
  • Best Practices – Tips for using the API effectively, including version control and security recommendations

Need help or have a unique use case? Reach out to our support team here—we’re happy to assist with integration planning or questions related to the API.