.codeblock-dark {
    background-color: #1f2937;
}

.bg-codeblock{
    background-color: #111827;
}

.codeblock-dark .border-primary {
    border-color: #26b6bf;
}

/* Make all underlines in href links red */
.codeblock-dark .text-primary-light {
    color: #26b6bf !important;
}

/* Override the group-hover text color behavior in codeblock-dark */
.codeblock-dark .group:hover [class*="group-hover:text-primary-light"] {
    color: inherit !important; /* Prevents the color change */
}

/* Ensure all table headers are left aligned with consistent spacing */
table th,
table td {
    text-align: left;
    min-width: 200px; /* Minimum width for all columns */
}

/* Ensure proper table layout */
table {
    width: 100%;
}

Step 1: Get your Rampart keys

Step 2: Make your first API Call

Next Steps

Follow this guide to setup authorization and make your first request to the Rampart API.

Getting Started

Rampart Documentation

Summary of the key steps to integrate with the Rampart Group Purchasing Platform.

Integration Summary

Learn how to manually onboard a new member to your Rampart instance

Manual Onboarding Users to Rampart

Learn about rate limits for the Rampart API

Rate Limits

Learn how to integrate Rampart SSO into your application

Single Sign-On (SSO) Integration

Learn how to manage Rampart communications from your application

Client Communications Integration

Spend Data Integration

List of vendors Rampart currently supports

Vendors Supported

Changelog

Authenticate a user via SSO and return a redirect link with account token

Generate SSO redirect URL

Retrieve paginated in-app notifications for a specific account

List notifications

Mark specific or all notifications as read for an account

Mark notification as read

Create multiple spends record for an account

Key	Description
API Key	Used to authenticate your requests to the Rampart API. This key should be included in the `Authorization` header of all your API requests as a Bearer token.
Signing Key	Used to sign JWT tokens for the SSO integration. This key is used to cryptographically sign payloads to ensure data integrity and authenticity when users authenticate through your application.

​Step 1: Get your Rampart keys

​Step 2: Make your first API Call

​Next Steps

SSO Integration

Communication

Spend Data

Step 1: Get your Rampart keys

Step 2: Make your first API Call

Next Steps