API Documentation

In this article, we'll show you how Printavo's API lets you connect your account with other apps, websites, and custom tools to automate your workflow and reduce manual work. This article explains how the API works, how to generate an API key, and where to find the V1 and V2 documentation. It also covers important details like API key expiration, troubleshooting information to include when contacting support, and current API limitations.

You can generate an API key in My Account > Generate API Key

Many shops are hiring contract software developers to help automate the connection between Printavo and other websites to save time and reduce errors.

Here are some examples of shops using our API:

Integrating Printavo with custom forms on your website
Integrating Printavo with Shopify

Note: Our API is designed to be self-serve, which means we’re unable to provide assistance with implementation, general usage questions, or guidance on building out your integration.

If you encounter an issue while using the API, we’re happy to help! To ensure we can troubleshoot effectively, please include the following information when submitting a request:

HTTP verb (e.g., GET, POST)
Request URL
Request headers
Request body (if applicable)
Response HTTP status
Response body

Providing these details will help us identify the issue more quickly and get you a resolution faster.

For API V1 Documentation click here

For API V2 Documentation click here

*Note: The API Key will work for both V1 and also V2. If you have an integration on built on V1 and then switch to V2, the same token will work.

How do you access the Printavo API?

To access the Printavo API, you will use an API Key. This key can be generated using the Login Sessions route.

How long do API Keys last?

You can check your expiration date for your key by going to My Account > API Token.

Do you have webhooks?

We currently do not have webhooks in our API.

API Documentation