Business Apps API

Turn it on

1. On the Integrations page, in the Business Apps API card, click Pick a size and turn on
2. Pick the shop database's size (you can start small) and its storage (from 10 GB) (prices for each size are on the pricing page)
3. Click Turn on, give the database a moment to start, and call the API

Each Project has one shop, which can have several branches. For several businesses, use separate Projects (their wallets and bills are already separate). An API shop has no order or item quotas and no monthly module fees.

Resize any time with Resize: CPU and RAM go up or down, storage only grows. The database restarts once.

The shop's backups are on the Integrations page, Backup tab: turn on automatic backups (every 6 or 12 hours, daily or weekly), take one yourself before a big change, and restore one yourself. Only the Owner or an Admin can restore.

Turn off deletes the database and all shop data (items, orders, bills, bookings, members) at once, and it cannot be undone. You confirm by typing the Project name, and the Project cannot be deleted while the Business Apps API is on.

Example: an item, an order and the payment

API=https://api.thailandhosting.com/v1
KEY="Authorization: Bearer thk_YOUR_KEY"

# An item; prices are in satang (6500 = 65 baht)
curl -X POST $API/apps/items -H "$KEY" -d '{"name":"Latte","category":"Coffee","price":6500,"available":true}'

# A counter order
curl -X POST $API/apps/orders -H "$KEY" -d '{"items":[{"id":"ITEM_ID","qty":2}],"fulfilment":"pickup","payment":"cash"}'

# A PromptPay QR for 130 baht
curl "$API/apps/payment-qr?amount=13000" -H "$KEY"

# Paid: complete the order
curl -X PATCH $API/apps/orders/ORDER_ID -H "$KEY" -d '{"paid":true,"status":"completed"}'

Money is always in hundredths of the shop's currency (satang, or the smallest unit of kip). An API shop sends no email to customers itself: your system talks to them, and webhooks tell it at once when something changes.