CWS Platform API
Developers
The CWS Platform API connects your ERP and your systems to the platform: inventory, price, customers, credit and contracts on one side, orders on the other. This area organizes the public API reference by group and by endpoint, and shows how the calls combine into a real integration.
Base URL: https://ws.autorei.net · 13 groups · 78 endpoints
Get started
Four short reads that apply to the whole API, before the first call.
Environments and base URL
The base URL, the collection url variable and who calls whom.
Authentication
One token for 12 hours, sent as Bearer on every call.
Pagination and limits
limit and offset, per-endpoint caps and the two batch routes.
Errors
The five codes, the two body formats and the partial 200.
Use cases
How the endpoints combine to solve an integration end to end.
Ecommerce ERP integration: the typical path through the API
Inventory, price, customers, credit and contracts go up from the ERP; orders come down to be invoiced.
B2B customer portal: the typical path through the API
The customer buys alone with the price, credit and inventory that apply to them, and the sales rep stays in the same channel.
B2B marketplace: the typical path through the API
Each store integrates its own inventory, price and orders; the operator queries the whole through its own routes.
Complex retail and B2B2C: the typical path through the API
Business and end consumer in the same portal, with price and inventory by warehouse and the counter linked to the digital channel.
B2B procurement and supplies: the typical path through the API
Recurring replenishment under contract: agreed price, credit, ready-made cart and item-by-item tracking.
Guided selling and counter sales: the typical path through the API
The sales rep negotiates in the same portal the customer sees, and the integration maintains reps, portfolios and carts.
API reference
Each endpoint with method, route, parameters, body, responses, errors and example.
Authentication
The first step to consume the CWS API services is to obtain an access token. This token is required to authorize all subsequent calls.
1 endpoints
Inventory and Price
Endpoints dedicated to the complete management of inventory and product prices in your warehouses.
2 endpoints
Customers
Services for full management of customer registration data, their addresses and groups.
13 endpoints
Credit Limit
Endpoints to create and manage credit limit types and assign them to customers.
3 endpoints
SKU Priority
Endpoints to manage the display priority of products (SKUs) in search results.
5 endpoints
Callbacks and Webhooks
This section documents the integrations where the CWS Platform initiates the communication and sends data to your store's system. Unlike the other sections of this collection, here we describe the endpoints that you will need to build to receive our calls.
4 events
Webhooks and events
What the platform sends to your system, and what it expects back.
Synchronous callback
Tax calculation callback
Synchronous call: your ERP returns the taxes per item.
Frequently asked questions
How to integrate a B2B order portal with existing ERP systems?
The ERP stays where it is. The integrator authenticates against the CWS Platform API, sends inventory, price, customers, credit limits and contracts, receives orders by webhook and reports status and invoice back. The ERP integration use case in this area shows the typical path, endpoint by endpoint.
How to integrate a B2B self-service system with existing CRM software?
Through the same API. The customer endpoints create and update accounts and addresses, the customers webhook notifies your system when an account is created or updated on the platform, and the sales rep endpoints keep each rep's customer portfolio in sync.
Generated from the public API collection, published on 2026-09-04: api-docs.cws.digital.