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Recipes

Recipes

This page is the public entry point for common Corebanq API recipes. Recipes describe end-to-end business tasks and point to API references without exposing customer-specific licensing or proprietary extensions.

Authentication First

Most recipes start with the same integration setup:

  1. Create application credentials.
  2. Request an access token.
  3. Send authenticated API requests with traceable request IDs.
  4. Handle standard error responses.
  5. Store audit-friendly references for reconciliation.

Common Recipe Pattern

Use the same structure for each recipe:

SectionPurpose
Business goalWhat the integration user wants to complete.
ActorsUser, operator, or system roles involved.
PreconditionsRequired account, customer, permission, and configuration state.
API sequenceEndpoint sequence and important state transitions.
ResultExpected records, events, and user-visible status.
Failure handlingValidation, retry, and support path.

Recipe catalog

End-to-end integration flows with sequence diagrams.

Customer-specific recipes are published only inside the matching customer site.

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