API Documentation
Integrate NoFreeRide Solutions with Your ApplicationsAbout Our API
The NoFreeRide API provides powerful integration capabilities for developers looking to connect their applications with our software solutions. Our RESTful API enables seamless integration with Real Estate, Capsule Hotel, Smart Key, and financial software platforms.
Our API is designed with developers in mind, featuring comprehensive documentation, clear endpoints, and robust authentication. Whether you're building custom integrations, connecting existing systems, or developing new applications, our API provides the flexibility and power you need.
Key Features
Secure Authentication
All API requests are secured with Bearer token authentication. Your API credentials are encrypted and protected, ensuring safe and secure integrations with your applications.
RESTful Design
Our API follows REST principles, making it intuitive and easy to use. Standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) provide clear, predictable interactions with our services.
Comprehensive Documentation
Detailed API documentation with examples, response codes, and integration guides. Everything you need to get started quickly and efficiently.
API Capabilities
Our API supports a wide range of operations including:
- Real Estate Management: Property listings, bookings, appointments, and client management
- Capsule Hotel Operations: Reservations, guest management, room allocation, and operations
- Smart Key Systems: Access control, key management, and property access tracking
- Financial Services: Loan management, verification, and collection processes
- Business Units: Manage multiple business units and organizational structures
- Data Synchronization: Real-time data exchange and webhook support for event-driven integrations
Getting Started
To begin using the NoFreeRide API, you'll need API credentials. Our API uses Bearer token authentication, and all requests must be made over HTTPS. The base URL for the API is provided upon credential generation.
Rate limits are in place to ensure fair usage: 40 requests per second. All requests and responses are formatted in JSON, making integration straightforward with modern development frameworks.