Getting started
Identify the market, prove access, and build a read-only adapter before adding commands.
Open the guide →A docs-first starting pointGood integrations
Good integrations
start with clear contracts.
Build a clear integration plan before writing a transaction handler. These guides explain provider access, a proposed data model, event handling, and bounded request behavior.
Data model
Separate observations, commands, and results. Open the sample JSON and schema.
Open the guide →Webhooks
Plan verification, durable receipts, duplicate handling, state transitions, and replay.
Open the guide →Rate limits
Shape traffic, classify retries, recover carefully, and protect upstream capacity.
Open the guide →What these docs cover
BidAPI.com provides integration reference material and local, fictional example objects. These pages do not expose a hosted bidding endpoint or issue credentials. Use a provider’s own approved service for live data or transactions. The purpose of the examples is to make a proposed application contract understandable before adapting it to a specific source.
A simple reading path
Begin with Getting Started to define the workflow and access requirements. Read Data Model when you are separating source observations from authorized commands. Continue to Webhooks for asynchronous events and Rate Limits for request scheduling and recovery. Each page connects to the relevant long-form field notes.
Keep the provider contract authoritative
Use the market guides and official sources to identify the applicable documentation. Confirm the actual operation, permission, supported account, and current constraints. Reuse general patterns only after preserving the market-specific meanings that make the integration correct.