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PAYTOCOMMIT DEVELOPER PLATFORM

Quickstarts, HRS API reference, webhook verification, workspace setup, dashboard usage, exports, billing, and enterprise setup in one developer hub.

ReferenceHRS API + webhooks

Quickstarts, scopes, signatures, billing, and troubleshooting stay readable before sign-in.

WorkspaceAccount first

Create a developer account, then open the platform workspace.

OperationsAudit + reports

Reporting, webhook health, organization usage, and customer drill-downs live in the platform workspace.

AccountsWorkspace access

Developers sign in, create workspaces, request sandbox access, and manage production credentials from the same place.

Portal search64 pages

Quickstarts, reference, dashboards, pricing, and troubleshooting update live as you type.

HRS APIConsent scoped

Legal-name-backed reliability access stays purpose-bound, auditable, and filterable by active scope.

Usage billingMetered, exportable

Billing tracks protected lookups, report jobs, exports, and heavier dashboard workflows.

Platform workspaceDashboard + reports

Customer drill-down, webhook health, organization usage, exports, and audit views live in one place.

WorkspaceDeveloper accounts

OrganizationsRoles and billing access

Bring in technical leads, security owners, and finance contacts without collapsing everything into one credential.

ProjectsSandbox and production shape

Mirror the way real API teams work by isolating environments, integrations, and usage by project.

KeysCreate the first API key

Name, scope, and store the first key correctly so audit history and billing stay understandable later.

PlaygroundTest a live request

Run the first protected HRS call, inspect the payload, and confirm the key and consent scope are wired correctly.

QuickstartsSandbox to first lookup

Set up sandbox access, run the first protected lookup, verify webhooks, and move to production review.

SandboxRequest sandbox access

Get the first approved key, test subjects, and webhook access before you ask for production.

ProductionPrepare for go-live

Clear consent review, billing setup, webhook verification, and audit readiness before live traffic starts.

Core APIHuman Reliability API

Consent-scoped HRS retrieval, trend history, and enterprise-safe customer detail access.

DashboardMaster platform workspace

Portfolio health, webhook delivery, export jobs, billing, and customer-level reliability drill-downs.

WorkforceInvite employees and launch company onboarding

Send company-email invites, attach employees to the right organization, and turn on enterprise markets without adding signup friction.

InvitesRun employee invite waves

Move from one-off company-email invites to CSV-backed roster uploads without losing role, team, or onboarding state.

StatesHandle pending, blocked, and continuity access

Keep employee-side access states explainable while preserving the admin-side policy and continuity controls behind them.

OnboardingRoute employees into the right workspace

Show role, visibility policy, and first organization programs before the company-managed account goes live.

AccessReview the employee approval queue

Search pending signups, approve in batches, and apply temporary restrictions without orphaning active commitments.

PayrollRoll out wallet-linked direct deposit

Review payroll-connected funding, employee wallet entry, and employer reporting without confusing payroll with normal wallet ownership.

CustomersConsent-scoped customer drill-downs

Open the customer portfolio, inspect trend history, and work from a real organization dashboard.

ReportsExports, cohorts, and audit packages

Queue reports, run exports, and keep compliance-ready packages close to the dashboard.

WebhooksSignatures and retries

Signed delivery, replay protection, retry handling, and endpoint health verification.

BillingUsage-based pricing

Protected lookup volume, exports, reports, and threshold-driven billing visibility.

AuditAccess history and scope review

Trace consent-backed lookups, exports, scope changes, and high-sensitivity admin actions without leaving the platform.

PartnersStrategic partner packages

Optional flagship launch pages, case studies, and co-branded rollout support for negotiated enterprise accounts.

EnterpriseSales and approvals

Enterprise application review, consent expectations, use-case intake, and integration readiness.

Workspace

Organizations and Workspace Access

Create an organization, invite the right people, and keep sandbox and production separated cleanly.

Workspace

Workspace ownershipTechnical + billing + audit

The organization page should make owner setup legible before any project, key, or report exists.

Pending invites6 owners

Organization setup is the first real control surface, not a throwaway settings form.

Policy stateSandbox-ready

Teams should know when the org is ready for projects, keys, and protected usage without guessing.

SetupStand up the first workspace cleanly

•Name the organization
Define the company workspace before creating projects, keys, or workforce rollout lanes.

•Assign technical, billing, and audit owners
Keep who can ship, who can spend, and who can review clearly separated from the first day.

Move into the first sandbox projectOnce the org exists, the next clean step is to isolate the first integration inside a sandbox project.Open a live organization workspaceInspect one organization with owners, project posture, and rollout state already attached.

Organization setupA workspace starts with an organization record that identifies who owns the integration, who manages billing, and who manages keys, reports, and webhooks.

That matches the way real engineering teams work: technical owners, security owners, and billing owners can all have the right view without sharing one login.

Roles and separationWorkspace roles keep access understandable. Sandbox reviewers, production managers, and billing or audit stakeholders can all work inside the same organization with the right boundary.

The platform keeps those boundaries visible instead of burying them behind support tickets or hidden admin state.

Account entryDevelopers create a normal PayToCommit account first, then attach that account to an organization workspace. Enterprise onboarding, key issuance, reporting, and webhook operations all happen after that first sign-in.

This mirrors the way serious API platforms work: account first, workspace second, production approval last.

Workspace setup pathSetup

•Organization created: Step 1
Define the company workspace before projects, keys, or exports exist.

•Owners assigned: Technical · Billing · Audit
The first setup path should keep those roles visible and separate.

•Next move: Create sandbox project
Once the organization exists, the clean next step is to isolate the first integration.

Organization handoffReadiness

•Projects linked: Visible on detail
The organization page should make project, rollout, and payroll lanes easy to reach from one workspace view.

•Owner coverage: Technical + billing + workforce
The first org screen should show whether ownership is complete enough to move forward.

•Next lane: Sandbox project
The page should point cleanly into the next setup surface instead of ending at org creation.

Organization setup

A workspace starts with an organization record that identifies who owns the integration, who manages billing, and who manages keys, reports, and webhooks.

That matches the way real engineering teams work: technical owners, security owners, and billing owners can all have the right view without sharing one login.

Roles and separation

Workspace roles keep access understandable. Sandbox reviewers, production managers, and billing or audit stakeholders can all work inside the same organization with the right boundary.

The platform keeps those boundaries visible instead of burying them behind support tickets or hidden admin state.

Account entry

Developers create a normal PayToCommit account first, then attach that account to an organization workspace. Enterprise onboarding, key issuance, reporting, and webhook operations all happen after that first sign-in.

This mirrors the way serious API platforms work: account first, workspace second, production approval last.

WorkspaceOrganization Detail

A full workspace view of owners, production state, workforce rollout readiness, and the projects tied to one organization.

WorkspaceProjects

Create sandbox and production projects, separate usage by use case, and keep keys, reports, and alerts tied to the right workload.

WorkspaceProject Detail

A focused project view for environment, webhook targets, serving keys, usage concentration, and promotion readiness.

WorkspaceAPI Keys

Create named keys, tie them to the right project, rotate them safely, and keep every protected HRS call tied to a clear purpose.

Stand up the workspace.

Organizations Projects API keys Playground

Start with sandbox and setup.

Quickstarts Sandbox access Production review Reference

Operate the enterprise workspace.

Platform dashboard Usage billing Customer portfolio Reports and exports

Keep integrations healthy.

Webhook delivery Troubleshooting Audit logs Strategic partners

Galactus

Galactus for enterprise

Funding, verification, Chains, Spark, API access, and Commitment Network questions route through the published docs corpus.

Galactus unlocks after one verified completed commitment in the last 30 days. Create your account first, then finish one verified commitment to open Enterprise sales.