Connector Onboarding

Register as a connector and start receiving events from OlaClick companies.

How it works

1. Register as a connector

Contact the OlaClick integrations team with the following information:

Required information

Field	Description
Provider name	Display name in the marketplace (e.g. "Nubefact")
Country of operation	Countries where the integration will operate
Contact email	Email for technical communication
WhatsApp number	Phone number for direct support
Logo URL	URL to your connector's logo image
App description	Brief description of what your integration does
App category	Fiscal notes, logistics, CRM, marketplace, POS, etc.
KYC details	Optional — iframe URL or redirect URL for document validation
Estimated development timeline	When you expect to be ready for homologation

Webhook events to subscribe

Select which events your connector needs to receive.

→ See Available Events for the full list with descriptions.

Public API scopes needed

Select the scopes your connector requires.

→ See Scopes for the full list with descriptions.

Once approved, your connector is listed in the OlaClick Marketplace for the countries you selected.

2. Receive binding events

When a company activates your connector from the OlaClick Marketplace:

1. OlaClick creates a connection between the company and your connector with status pending
2. OlaClick creates a webhook configuration for that company pointing to your webhook URL
3. OlaClick sends a CONNECTION_CREATED event to your webhook

The event's data field contains:

Field	Description
merchant_id	The company identifier — store it for authentication
webhook_url	Your registered webhook URL
subscribed_events	Event types the webhook is subscribed to

Respond with 200 OK to confirm receipt.

Event reference: CONNECTION_CREATED — full payload and schema.

danger

Each connection is unique per company. Never mix data between companies.

3. Authenticate with the API

Use the OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow to obtain access tokens. See Authentication for full details.

• Connector Token (no company_id) — for managing connections (KYC status updates)
• Company Token (with company_id) — for accessing company data (orders, invoices)

4. Complete homologation

Before going to production, complete the homologation process for each module. Each module has an independent homologation.

• Fiscal Notes → Homologation

Best Practices

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• Respond 200 immediately and process events in background — long response times trigger retries and repeated failures can suspend your webhook
• Deduplicate by event_id — retries may deliver the same event more than once
• Cache tokens using expires_in as TTL — on 401, invalidate and request a new one, retry once, then stop
• Verify signatures on every delivery — see Signature Verification

Next steps

• Fiscal Notes → Fiscal Notes Onboarding