API Quick Start Guide

API Quick Start Guide

Overview

You can use our API to access Productstash API endpoints, which can be used to view, create and update Ideas, Roadmap Cards, Updates and more.

We support CORS (cross-origin resource sharing) for public endpoints allowing you to call the API from anywhere. We recommend keeping your personal access tokens safe and do not recommend posting them to public websites or even committing them to your source control repository.

Our main endpoint is: https://api.productstash.io/v1

Getting your API key

Productstash uses API keys to allow access to the API.

API keys sit at the account level, meaning a single API key for a given account will work for all Workspaces within that Productstash account.

In order to retrieve your API key:
  1. Navigate to the API Settings page
  2. Click generate new API key
  3. Copy the API key


From this page you can also see previous API keys you've created, as well as the first & last time you interacted with the API, and a running count of API requests you've made.

Authentication

Productstash expects for the API key to be included in all API requests to the server in a header that looks like the following:

`Authorization: Bearer API_KEY`

For more information, please visit our API docs.

API documentation

Our full API documentation can be found here https://docs.productstash.io/

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