About this software
JetBrains Account API provides programmatic access to organization and team profiles, license and purchase information, and account administration endpoints. Administrators can enable the API, generate personal API tokens, and use the X-Customer-Code and X-Api-Key headers to authenticate requests. The API supports license export and token management workflows and is intended for IT, license managers, and tooling integrations that automate account and license administration.
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Benefits
- Programmatic license access: Retrieve organization profile, license and purchase data through API endpoints
- Token-based authentication: Authenticate requests using X-Customer-Code and X-Api-Key headers and personal tokens
- Admin control: Enable or disable the API and manage tokens from account administration
- Automation and integrations: Integrate with SaaS tools and automation workflows using the Account API
- Token lifecycle management: Generate, revoke, and regenerate tokens; tokens are shown once for security
Available languages
- English
- Japanese
- German
- French
- Chinese
Support information
- Official documentation: Full API reference and usage examples are available on JetBrains documentation pages
- Account administration: Enable or disable the API and manage tokens from the JetBrains Account administration page
- Token management guidance: Documentation explains how to generate, revoke, and rotate API tokens securely
- Integration examples: Third-party vendors provide integration guides for common SaaS management tools
- Support channels: JetBrains support and sales portals provide help for account and licensing API questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the JetBrains 3rd Party API?
The JetBrains 3rd Party API is an interface for integrating external tools and services with JetBrains products, enabling automation, data exchange, and extension of development workflows through programmatic access.
What common integration scenarios does it support?
Common scenarios include editor and IDE extensions, build and CI/CD integration, code analysis automation, and synchronization with issue trackers or project tools.
Are there usage limits or rate limits to consider?
APIs commonly enforce rate limits and usage policies; plan for throttling by implementing retries with backoff, caching, and efficient batching of requests.
What is the recommended process to start integrating with the API?
Identify integration goals, obtain appropriate credentials, review available SDKs or endpoints, develop against a non-production environment, and validate error handling and security.