Root Endpoint

Here’s a quick rundown of the core API categories we offer. Each section links to a dedicated page with in-depth details on endpoints, request/response formats, and usage examples.

User Data: Retrieval & Insertion

Cards & Consents

• List Installed Cards Retrieve any brand or loyalty “cards” a user has installed.

• Request Consent Send a request prompting the user to grant or reject data access.

• Get Consent Retrieves a list of cards for which the user has already granted consent.

Receipts

• Insert Receipt Data Add new purchase details (brand, location, cost) to the user’s record.

• Get Receipt Data Fetch all receipt entries a user has shared for analysis or personalization.

Health

• Insert Health Data Store user-submitted health metrics (steps, surveys, etc.).

• Get Health Data Retrieve health-related information for insights or wellness applications.

Browsing

• Insert Browsing Data Record user’s browsing activity (URLs visited, clicks, interest keywords).

• Get Browsing Data Access previously saved browsing records for content personalization.

Brand Preferences

• Insert Brand Preference Data Capture user preferences for specific brands.

• Get Brand Preferences Retrieve stored brand preferences (favorite colors, styles, features).

Fashion

• Insert Fashion Data Submit user fashion-related insights or survey answers.

• Get Fashion Data Access stored style preferences, purchase patterns, or outfit logs.

Food & Insurance

• Get Food Data Retrieve user dietary or culinary preferences.

• Get Insurance Data Access insurance-related information (policies, coverage data).

Root

• Root Endpoint A simple check to confirm the API is online and receiving requests.

Ready to dive deeper?

• Visit the Setup & Authentication page to learn how to create your profile, generate an API key, and authenticate.
• Explore the Data Insertion & Retrieval pages for detailed endpoint documentation, example requests, and response schemas.
• Check out the Consent Flow guidelines to understand how to handle user permissions when accessing sensitive data.
• If you have any questions, contact us at info@hush1one.com.

Description:

A simple check to ensure the API is up and running. It often returns a basic message or status response indicating that the Hushh Developer API is online.

Request:

No parameters required.

Success Response (200 OK):

"Welcome to Hushh Developer API."

(Exact response may vary.)

Use Cases:

• Health Check: You can ping this endpoint to confirm connectivity and service availability.
• Debugging: Quick check if you’re receiving responses from the correct environment (test vs. live).

For more details on setting up and using the API, check out the Onboarding Guide or dive into API References.