Build the connection between intent and action.
Integrate business workflows with SUPA. Start with an explicit scope, an accountable principal and a service your application can actually use.
Software interfaces with business context.
Financial integration starts before a payment instruction. Your application needs to know which business it serves, which actions are authorised and which service capabilities are available to it.
SUPA’s agent integration work starts with controlled business registration and permitted access to business information. Additional financial actions require separately enabled services and permissions; they should not be inferred from general API access.
An integration process, not an open promise.
Developer access is arranged with the SUPA team. We confirm the workflow, supported operations, authentication requirements and environment before you build against a specific interface.
Our team provides the API reference, authentication details and integration materials for the capabilities enabled for your application. This public introduction helps you identify the right starting point for that conversation.
Design for the paths that are not happy.
A production workflow needs to handle permission failures, validation errors, retries and service unavailability. It also needs to make human approval visible when the proposed action requires it.
We work with integration teams to define those behaviours before expanding the scope. That makes the interface more useful to your product and the resulting operation more understandable to its user.
Choose the integration path that matches your role.
A platform building an assistant needs to understand the principal and the agent’s permissions. A bank connecting a financial service needs to understand the institutional relationship, the instruction states and its operational responsibilities. Both involve software, but they are not the same integration problem.
The developer section separates these paths. API access explains the current starting scope; the integration approach covers the full workflow; the agent and institutional pages focus on their distinct boundaries. Bring your actual application and intended outcome to the discussion. The SUPA team can then provide the materials relevant to the enabled interface, without asking your engineers to infer production behaviour from a marketing illustration or a hypothetical endpoint.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Where is the current API reference?
The reference and environment details are provided directly for the agreed integration scope. This public site is an introduction to those conversations.
Is agent integration the same as joining the protocol?
No. A software integration and an institutional service relationship have different requirements, even when they form part of a connected workflow.
Can we build against example endpoints on this site?
No production endpoint examples are published here. Use the current technical materials supplied for your integration.
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