Customers & suppliers
Keep contact details, terms and account references consistent across systems.
Developers & technology partners
Plan reliable API connections with LaraOffice.
Discuss how your application could exchange data with LaraOffice ERP — customers, items, orders, invoices, stock movements, employees and more — using secure, well-defined interfaces and event-driven workflows.
Interface availability, scope and access are confirmed for each use case.
What can be connected
Business data across connected modules
Because LaraOffice modules share common records, a connection can support workflows that span sales, inventory, finance and HR rather than a single screen.
Products & stock
Share item master data, prices and stock availability by warehouse.
Orders & fulfilment
Create sales or purchase orders and follow them through dispatch and delivery.
Invoices & payments
Exchange invoice data, receipts and payment status for reconciliation.
Employees & attendance
Bring attendance records in, or share approved employee data with authorised tools.
Reports & analytics
Extract approved data for dashboards and external analysis.
From idea to connection
How an API project is planned
Define the workflow
Describe the business process, trigger points and which records need to move in each direction.
Map the data
Agree fields, identifiers, validations and how conflicts or duplicates are handled.
Secure the access
Agree authentication, permissions and environments for development, testing and production.
Test and monitor
Validate with realistic scenarios, then monitor errors, retries and performance after go-live.
Good practice
Design connections that last
- Least-privilege accessGrant only the permissions a connection needs, scoped by company and role.
- Idempotent operationsMake retries safe so a repeated request never creates duplicate records.
- Validation at the boundaryCheck data before it is accepted, and return clear error messages.
- Logging & audit trailsRecord what changed, when and by which connection.
- Versioning & change noticePlan how interface changes are communicated so integrations keep working.
Questions
API connection FAQs
Is API documentation publicly available?
Documentation access is arranged as part of an integration discussion. Visit the help center for available guides, or contact our team.
Can LaraOffice send events to my application?
Event-driven connections such as webhooks can be discussed for suitable use cases. Availability depends on the workflow and records involved.
Is there a sandbox environment for testing?
Testing environments are arranged per project. Tell us your testing needs in your enquiry.
How is data access secured?
Access is granted with appropriate authentication and permissions for the agreed scope. Credentials are never exchanged by email or web forms.
More ways to partner
Ready to plan an API connection?
Share your use case and we will review the technical approach with you.
