API Portal
API Portal
The API Portal is the branded, white-labelled developer site Apiable hosts for your APIs. You configure its pages, theme, navigation, domain, and access in the dashboard.
The API Portal is the developer-facing website Apiable hosts for your APIs. It carries your branding, presents your product catalog, and signs developers in so they can subscribe and get credentials. You build it in the dashboard under the Portal group.
What is the API Portal?
The API Portal is your branded, white-labelled developer site. It lists your API products, runs the registration and subscription flow, and serves your documentation pages. Apiable hosts it, and you control its content, look, and navigation.
What can you configure on the API Portal?
You configure the portal in separate dashboard areas. Pages hold your content, Theme controls the look, and Navigation controls the menus. Registration, domain, and access live under Portal Settings.
| Area | What it controls | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Pages | Content pages, their visibility, and publish state | Portal, Pages |
| Theme | Colors, typography, components, code block, landing page, email branding | Portal, Theme |
| Navigation | Header and footer menu items and their order | Portal, Navigation |
| Registration and details | Sign-up fields, approval, support email | Portal Settings |
| Custom domain | Serve the portal on your own domain | Portal Settings |
| Security and MFA | Restrict portal access and require MFA | Portal Settings |
How do you start building the portal?
Open the Portal group in the dashboard sidebar. It holds three editors: Pages, Theme, and Navigation. Start with the theme to set your brand, add or edit pages, then arrange them in the navigation.
- Set your brand under Portal, Theme: logo, colors, typography, and the landing page.
- Add and publish content under Portal, Pages.
- Arrange the menus under Portal, Navigation.
Where to next
Portal pages
Create, edit, and publish content pages, and set each page's visibility.
Theme
Set colors, typography, components, the code block, the landing page, and email branding.
Navigation
Arrange the header and footer menus, reorder items, and show or hide them.
Registration and details
Set the sign-up fields, approval flow, and support email for your portal.
Custom domain
Serve the portal on your own domain instead of the default Apiable URL.
Security and MFA
Restrict who can reach the portal and require multi-factor authentication.