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GetSales API Quick Start Guide

Get started with the GetSales API: authenticate, create contacts, send LinkedIn messages, and explore advanced endpoints.

Written by Peter
Updated over a week ago

Welcome to the GetSales.io Public API! This quick start guide shows how to authenticate, create your first contact, and send LinkedIn messages.

For the full API reference, visit: https://api.getsales.io


Authentication

To interact with the API, use a valid API key in every request.

How to Get Your API Key:

  1. Log in to your GetSales.io account

  2. Go to Workspace Settings > API Keys

  3. Copy your existing key or create a new one

Example Header:

Authorization: Bearer {YOUR_TOKEN}

Important: Keep your token secure. Never share it publicly.


Creating a Contact

Use this endpoint to add a new lead:
POST https://amazing.getsales.io/leads/api/leads/upsert

Prerequisites:

  • Each contact must belong to a list

  • Copy the List ID from the Lists page

Request Example:

POST /leads/api/leads HTTP/1.1\nHost: amazing.getsales.io\nAuthorization: Bearer {YOUR_TOKEN}\nContent-Type: application/json

Response returns enriched contact data with full name, LinkedIn profile, emails, and more.


Managing LinkedIn Messages

Retrieve Messages

Use this endpoint to get messages for a specific contact:
GET https://amazing.getsales.io/flows/api/linkedin-messages

Optional Parameters:

  • limit: Maximum number of messages to retrieve

  • offset: Offset for pagination

  • order-field: Field to sort by

  • order-type: Sorting direction (asc or desc)

  • filter: JSON object to refine results

Send a Message

Send a LinkedIn message using this endpoint:
POST https://amazing.getsales.io/flows/api/messages

Tip: You can use this for both automated and manual LinkedIn outreach.


What's Next?

  • Try endpoints for automations, sender profiles, and pipeline status

  • Use the API to automate workflows or integrate with external tools

Need help with your setup? Contact support β€” we're happy to help!

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