Grab an API key
Generate a scoped key and send it in the x-api-key header. No OAuth dance to start, no waiting on a sales call. You are talking to the API in the time it takes to copy a header.
Developers & API Partners
The Loopfour Workflows API lets you build finance automation directly into your own product. Trigger runs, wire up agents and connections, react to webhooks, and read back structured tables and full run evidence. If your team builds software for finance teams, this is how you plug their operational work into ours.
API documentation
No gated PDF, no "contact us for the spec". The reference covers authentication and every resource you will call, with the request and response shapes laid out. Start with the quickstart, then keep the reference open in a tab.
How it works
Generate a scoped key and send it in the x-api-key header. No OAuth dance to start, no waiting on a sales call. You are talking to the API in the time it takes to copy a header.
Define the graph once: triggers, actions, agents, and the connections they run against. The workflow is the contract. Your code decides when to run it and what to feed it.
Kick off runs from your app and pull them back to see exactly what happened. Every run records the trigger, actions, approvals, exceptions, and outputs, so you are never guessing.
Partner benefits
Workflows, runs, agents, connections, webhooks, and tables are all first-class REST resources. If you can call an endpoint, you can drive the whole automation layer from your own product.
Runs are not fire-and-forget. Each one keeps the full record of what triggered it and what it wrote, so your customers and their auditors get evidence instead of a shrug.
Keys are scoped and workflows run inside a controlled environment. You decide what a partner integration can reach, and approvals stay in the loop where they matter.
The quickstart gets a first workflow running in about five minutes. From there the reference covers every resource you will touch, with request and response shapes you can trust.
Built for builders
Agents handle the judgment-heavy steps inside a workflow, but they run as defined steps you configure and inspect. It is automation with the reasoning shown, not a black box you have to trust blindly.
Connections hold the authenticated access to the systems a workflow touches. Grant exactly what a run needs and nothing else, and swap credentials without rewriting the workflow.
The API reference tracks the real endpoints: authentication, workflows, runs, agents, connections, webhooks, tables, and secrets. Read it once and you know the surface.
Webhooks let your systems react to provider events the moment they land. When you need a hand wiring it up, you reach people who know the runtime, not a ticket queue.
Book a demo and we will walk through the API, a live workflow run, and the evidence it leaves behind. Bring the integration you have in mind and we will map it out with you.
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