Sipajak

Postman Collection & API Access

Contoh Integrasi · Versi 1.8

Koleksi Postman resmi dan kredensial staging diberikan secara privat setelah permintaan akses kamu disetujui tim Sipajak. Ajukan lewat tombol Minta Akses API.

Sipajak maintains a Postman collection with runnable requests for every endpoint documented in sections 4 through 9, including environment templates for staging and production.

Available on request. The collection and its environments are shared privately with approved integration partners, together with your staging credentials. They are not published publicly. Request access with the Minta Akses API button and the Sipajak team will send the collection to your registered technical contact.

10.1 What you receive after approval

  • Staging credentials (HTTP Basic Auth username and password) issued for your organisation
  • The Sipajak API Postman collection with pre-configured requests for sections 4 through 9
  • Staging and production environment templates (base URL, npwp header and credential variables, left empty for you to fill)
  • Example request bodies matching the canonical examples in this document, and response examples

10.2 How to request access

  1. Click Minta Akses API and fill in the form with your company details, technical contact and the modules you plan to integrate (e-Faktur, e-Bupot, e-Billing, SPT, VSWP).
  2. The Sipajak team reviews the request and contacts you to confirm scope and the NPWPs to register.
  3. After approval you receive staging credentials and the Postman collection through a private channel. Production credentials are issued after staging integration is verified.

10.3 Recommended workflow

  • Read the module reference in this document to understand each endpoint's behaviour, conventions and error handling.
  • Run the matching request from the Postman collection against staging with your own credentials.
  • Use the field tables in this document to map your data into the request body, then port the request into your client code.

Keep credentials private. Never paste credentials into public repositories, shared Postman workspaces or support tickets. Store them in a secret manager, and contact Sipajak immediately if you suspect a credential has been exposed so it can be revoked and reissued.