Search the complete Amdocs connectX catalog, pick any operation, and run it live against your tenant with your own API key.
Pick any endpoint above, fill in path parameters, and send the real request through the console proxy with your stored key and tenant.
Use the Product Catalog APIs to create, edit, and publish commercial products, their technical specifications, prices, and other related entities. Catalog consumers can also use these APIs to navigate the published catalog.
Use the Shopping Cart APIs to create and manipulate carts for both existing and prospective customers.
Use the Inventory Management APIs to create, retrieve, reserve, allocate, and update resource inventory, such as MSISDNs, IMSIs, and containerized inventory such as SIMs and eSIMs.
Use the Order Management APIs to create and manage Product Orders, Product Fulfillment Workflows, and Product Inventory (assigned Products).
Use the Customer and Account APIs to manage billing accounts, parties, and customers. You can also use these APIs to integrate with KYC (Know Your Customer) partners.
Use the Interactions and Notifications APIs to manage communication with the end customer.
Use the Billing APIs to submit usage events to connectX, rate the usage, and retrieve data from processed invoices.
Use the Payment APIs to apply and manage payments via a common interface. The APIs can be integrated to different Payment Service Providers (via tenant/payment config) to process payments via credit/debit card, wallets such as Google/Apple Pay, PayPal, etc.
Use the Common APIs for generic tasks such as Authentication, Event management, and Tenant configuration.
This domain exposes APIs related to Experience Management. Upload and retrieve assets for your tenant's branding, or enable and configure Customer Journeys.
Use the Loyalty APIs to integrate with external Loyalty and Reward systems.
Use the Load Framework APIs to upload large sets of data, across multiple files, into ConnectX.
Use the Mobility APIs to price and bill for transit services (e.g. bus rides, bike rides, train rides and other public and private transportation). This includes ingesting of event records, fare schedules, and location data, converting the event records into r
The Store Management API configures a list of commercial entities (places, stores) that can be used whenever necessary to present them in a particular application.
The Service Catalog Management API (TMF633) allows the management of the entire lifecycle of the Service Catalog elements and the consultation of service catalog elements during several processes such as ordering process.
Use the TMF 662 standard, also known as the eTOM Process Framework, to establish and manage business operations effectively. With TMF 662, companies can utilize the Entity Catalog APIs to effortlessly create, modify, and release commercial products, along with
These API's allow to manage order workflow related information.
The Product Inventory Management API provides standardized mechanism for product inventory management such as creation, update and retrieval of the representation of a product in the inventory.
The APIs allowing user to quickly and easily onboard their tenant through natural language dialogue using generative AI.
ConnectX Commerce v3 groups the commerce microservices behind the Commerce v3 API Gateway: shopping cart, product order, central shared capabilities (e.g. health and cross-cutting concerns), and related operational APIs. TMF-aligned interfaces in this area are