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# Introduction

What the M\&S CRM API is and how it is built.

The **M\&S Creators** API lets you integrate your own software with the CRM: manage clients, leads, projects, support tickets and invoices programmatically.

## Features

* **REST over HTTPS.** Each resource is exposed via a URL and operated with standard HTTP methods (`GET`, `POST`, `PUT`, `DELETE`).
* **JSON responses.** All responses are returned as JSON.
* **Standard status codes.** HTTP status codes communicate the result of each request.
* **Token authentication.** An `authtoken` identifies your M\&S installation.

## Base URL

{% hint style="info" %}

```
https://crm.myscreators.com/index.php/api
```

{% endhint %}

## Typical integration flow

```mermaid
flowchart LR
    A[Get authtoken] --> B[Send request with authtoken header]
    B --> C{Response}
    C -->|2xx| D[Process JSON]
    C -->|401| E[Check token]
    C -->|404| F[Check route / index.php]
```

## Next steps

1. Set up your [authentication](/en/getting-started/authentication.md).
2. Review the API [conventions](/en/getting-started/conventions.md).
3. Explore the endpoint reference.


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