Wesabe API Documentation
The Wesabe API is designed for people who want to develop tools that work with
financial data uploaded to the Wesabe site. The API allows you to get access to
any bank data uploaded to a user account, and includes methods to access that data
by account, date range, tag, merchant, or search query. The current API allows developers
programmatic access to data for a single, authenticated user (that is, aggregate,
anonymous data access is not yet supported).
We believe that analyzing your financial data is one of the best ways for you to
get control of your money. If you know where your money is going, you're in a much
better position to make good decisions. While we provide a range of tools for
analyzing your data on the Wesabe site, we know that many people have specific tools
or features they need which they'd be happy to develop themselves. The Wesabe API
allows you to take your data and use it in any number of ways that the site itself
doesn't yet provide.
Below you'll find documentation for the Wesabe API, as well as example code in a number
of different programming languages. Having trouble or looking for help? You can always
drop us a line at support@wesabe.com.
- Developer's Overview
- This is an overview of the API architecture, including the general format of
of requests, how to use the authentication system, and recommended libraries
for use with the API.
- Security Considerations
- Because Wesabe data is extremely sensitive, we've put together security
notes that every API developer should review before beginning development.
- API Methods
- Documentation of the methods available in the current API, including call
instructions, response format(s), and implementation notes.
- Example Code
- Sample API client code, available in Ruby, Perl, Python, and Java.
- API Change Log
- Changes made to the API.
- Wesabe API Developers Group
- Discussion group for people using the Wesabe APIs, to get help, trade ideas, or
coordinate projects.
