🚀 Getting Started with FL3XX API
Follow the steps below to integrate with the FL3XX API — from first contact to production.
Review docs
Contact FL3XX
Build & test
Stage
Go live
Review policies and API documentation
Get familiar with the rules and resources before you start building
Start by reviewing FL3XX's policies and API documentation. This ensures your integration is compliant and gives you a clear picture of what's available before writing any code.
Define your goals and contact FL3XX
Reach out before you start — FL3XX needs to assess your integration first
Before you can access the test environment, email integrations@fl3xx.com with a description of your planned integration. Requests without this information cannot be reviewed. Please include:
Your request must include:
FL3XX will review your request and follow up with test environment credentials. Use the template below to make sure nothing is missing.
Integration request template
Build and test your integration
Develop against the FL3XX test environment before touching real data
Once FL3XX has reviewed your request and issued credentials, you can start building against the test environment. This is an isolated sandbox — no real operator data is involved at this stage.
Test environment access
Credentials are issued after FL3XX reviews your goals. The test environment is fully isolated from production and safe to experiment in.
Free implementation support
FL3XX provides up to two hours of free implementation support via email or video conference upon request. Additional support may be available at FL3XX's discretion and is typically billed based on man-hours.
Demo call with FL3XXselected cases only
FL3XX may request a demo call before granting staging access
In some cases — typically when FL3XX needs a closer look at how the integration works — you may be asked to do a short demo call before getting access to the Stage environment. If that happens, use the template below to get it scheduled.
Demo scheduling template
Test in the Stage environment
Final validation against real operator data before going live
The Stage environment is a pre-production environment with access to real operator data. It mirrors production closely but is not connected to it in real-time — ideal for a final end-to-end check before going live.
Go live in production
Request production credentials and deploy your integration
Once Stage testing is complete, request production environment credentials from FL3XX. Your integration will then be fully operational.
Review policies and API documentation
Get familiar with the rules, agreements, and resources before you start building
Start by reviewing FL3XX's policies, legal agreements, and API documentation. Partners are required to sign both the NDA and Partner Program Agreement before receiving test credentials, so it's worth reading these early.
API Documentation
Define your goals and contact FL3XX
Tell FL3XX what you're building before development begins
Before any agreements are sent, submit the integration request form with a clear description of what you're building. Requests without this information cannot be reviewed. Please include:
Your request must include:
This helps FL3XX assess the integration and move things forward quickly.
Sign the NDA and Partner Program Agreement
Formalize the partnership — both agreements are required before you can start building
FL3XX will send a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and a Partner Program Agreement (PPA) via DocuSign. Both need to be signed before FL3XX issues test environment credentials — this is a hard gate, so the sooner they're signed, the sooner you can start.
Build and test your integration
Develop against the FL3XX test environment before touching real data
Once both agreements are signed, FL3XX will issue credentials for the test environment. This is an isolated sandbox — no real operator data is involved at this stage.
Test environment access
Credentials are issued after both agreements are signed. The test environment is fully isolated from production and safe to experiment in.
Free implementation support
FL3XX provides up to two hours of free implementation support via email or video conference upon request. Additional support may be available at FL3XX's discretion and is typically billed based on man-hours.
Demo your integration to FL3XX
Walk FL3XX through your integration and get the green light to proceed
Once development is complete, schedule a call with FL3XX to walk through your integration. This is the formal sign-off before you move to the Stage environment.
This session allows you to:
Demo scheduling template
Test in the Stage environment
Final validation against real operator data before going live
The Stage environment is a pre-production environment with access to real operator data. It mirrors production closely but is not connected to it in real-time — the right place for a final end-to-end check before going live.
Stage environment access request
Go live in production
The operator requests production credentials and your integration goes live
Once Stage testing is complete and the operator has signed off, the operator requests production environment credentials from FL3XX. Your integration will then be fully live.
Production environment access request
Review policies and API documentation
Get familiar with the rules, agreements, and resources before you start building
Start by reviewing FL3XX's policies, legal agreements, and API documentation. Contractors are required to sign both the NDA and Partner Program Agreement before receiving test credentials, so it's worth reading these early.
API Documentation
Define your goals and contact FL3XX
Tell FL3XX what you're building before development begins
Before any agreements are sent, send an email with a clear description of what you're building to integrations@fl3xx.com. Requests without this information cannot be reviewed. Please include:
Your request must include:
This helps FL3XX assess the integration and move things forward quickly.
Sign the NDA and Partner Program Agreement
Formalize the partnership — both agreements are required before you can start building
FL3XX will send a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and a Partner Program Agreement (PPA) via DocuSign. Both need to be signed before FL3XX issues test environment credentials — this is a hard gate, so the sooner they're signed, the sooner you can start.
Build and test your integration
Develop against the FL3XX test environment before touching real data
Once both agreements are signed, FL3XX will issue credentials for the test environment. This is an isolated sandbox — no real operator data is involved at this stage.
Test environment access
Credentials are issued after both agreements are signed. The test environment is fully isolated from production and safe to experiment in.
Free implementation support
FL3XX provides up to two hours of free implementation support via email or video conference upon request. Additional support may be available at FL3XX's discretion and is typically billed based on man-hours.
Demo your integration to FL3XX
Walk FL3XX through your integration and get the green light to proceed
Once development is complete, schedule a call with FL3XX to walk through your integration. This is the formal sign-off before you move to the Stage environment.
This session allows you to:
Demo scheduling template
Test in the Stage environment
Final validation against real operator data before going live
The Stage environment is a pre-production environment with access to real operator data. It mirrors production closely but is not connected to it in real-time — the right place for a final end-to-end check before going live.
Stage environment access request
Go live in production
The operator requests production credentials and your integration goes live
Once Stage testing is complete and the operator has signed off, the operator requests production environment credentials from FL3XX. Your integration will then be fully live.