Access the developer portal ​

The developer portal provides everything you need to discover, test, and consume APIs.

Log in to the portal ​

How you log in depends on whether your workspace uses Workato Identity:

• Log in with magic link: Your admin invites you by email and you access the portal using a link.
• Log in with Workato Identity: You log in using your Workato Identity credentials or through your organization's identity provider.

Log in with magic link ​

When an admin invites you to the developer portal, you receive an email with a link to access the portal.

Log in with Workato Identity ​

Follow the Invited user tab if you received a portal invitation email. Follow the JIT user tab if your organization uses SSO with just-in-time (JIT) provisioning and you didn't receive an invitation.

Navigate the developer portal ​

After you log in, you can browse your assigned API collections, discover new ones, test endpoints, and manage your API keys.

• Browse API collections: View your assigned collections and explore endpoint documentation.
• Discover new APIs: Browse additional available collections and request access.
• Test endpoints: Send test requests to validate endpoint behavior.
• Manage and create API keys: Generate and manage keys for authenticating requests.

Browse API collections ​

You can access your assigned API collections in the My APIs tab. Selecting a collection opens its documentation, where you can explore endpoint methods, descriptions, and schemas. The documentation includes example requests and responses. You can also download the OpenAPI specifications.

Browse API collections

Discover new APIs ​

The Discover new APIs tab provides access to additional API collections. Browse collections to find APIs that match your needs, and request access directly through the portal.

Request access to new APIs ​

Complete the following steps to request access to new APIs:

The requested APIs appear in your My APIs tab if your request is approved, granting you access to their endpoints and documentation.

Collection added to My APIs

Test endpoints ​

You can test API endpoints directly in the portal to validate their functionality. You must create an API key before testing if you don't already have one.

Complete the following steps to test an endpoint:

Manage and create API keys ​

Use the Manage API keys page to create and manage your API keys. You can define security parameters such as allowed and blocked IP addresses.

Complete the following steps to create an API key:

After creating the key, it appears on the Manage API keys page. You can use this page to view the token’s details or refresh, deactivate, or delete the key if required.

Search with AIRO ​

AIRO is a smart search capability in the developer portal. You can ask natural-language questions and get help with developer tasks, such as endpoint recommendations, code snippets, and links to documentation.

How AIRO works ​

AIRO interprets your natural-language questions and assists with developer tasks in the portal, such as recommending endpoints, generating code, and surfacing related documentation. Responses are scoped to API collections that are published in the portal.

Search for an API ​

You can search for an API in the following ways:

• Search field: Type a keyword in the Search collections field, then select one of the suggested Ask AIRO prompts. The portal returns a single response inline. Click Continue in chat if you have follow-up questions.
• AIRO chat: Click Ask AIRO to open the chat directly, or click the Search collections field and select Open AIRO from the drop-down menu. The chat supports multi-turn conversation, so you can ask follow-ups in the same session.

AIRO typically responds with the following information:

• A natural-language explanation of which endpoint to use and how to use it.
• A cURL code example with placeholder authentication.
• A Related documentation section linking to the recommended endpoint and its parent collection.

AIRO responds with a code example and related documentation