Kemicard – Apple and Google Wallet Cards for Salesforce
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Build and manage digital wallet passes directly within Salesforce. The Kemicard Digital Wallet Card API Document provides developers with a reliable, scalable way to create, update, and manage wallet passes while maintaining full control over data, automation, and integrations inside the Salesforce environment.
API Overview
The digital wallet pass API document for Kemicard explains how developers can integrate wallet passes into their Salesforce workflows using a secure and scalable API structure. Designed specifically for Salesforce environments, the API enables organizations to generate wallet passes, update pass information dynamically, revoke passes when required, and send notifications to users.
This developer-focused framework allows businesses to automate customer engagement using Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes while keeping all operational data within Salesforce.
Key advantages of the Kemicard API
Built natively for Salesforce architecture
Enables automated wallet pass lifecycle management
Supports real-time updates and notifications
Allows developers to create custom integrations with Salesforce apps
Secure access through authentication and controlled rate limits
REST Architecture
Kemicard APIs follow a RESTful architecture, which means developers interact with the system using standard HTTP methods.
REST APIs are widely used because they are lightweight, scalable, and easy to integrate with modern applications.
Supported HTTP Methods
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
| POST | Create a new wallet pass |
| GET | Retrieve pass data |
| PUT / PATCH | Update existing pass information |
| DELETE | Revoke or deactivate passes |
Authentication
Security is a critical component of any API integration. The Kemicard API uses secure authentication mechanisms to ensure that only authorized Salesforce environments can interact with the platform.
Authentication Process
Generate API credentials within Kemicard.
Include the authentication token in API request headers.
Salesforce sends authenticated requests to the Kemicard endpoint.
Rate Limits
To maintain platform stability and ensure fair usage across all integrations, Kemicard APIs enforce rate limits.
Rate limiting protects the system from excessive requests and guarantees optimal performance for all developers using the platform.
Typical Rate Limit Policies
- Defined number of API calls per minute
- Burst limits for high-volume operations
- Monitoring through API logs
Best Practices for Developers
- Implement retry mechanisms
- Use batch processing where possible
- Avoid unnecessary repeated API calls
Core Capabilities
The Kemicard API provides developers with the essential tools needed to manage wallet passes efficiently within Salesforce.
Create Passes
Developers can automatically generate digital wallet passes based on Salesforce records.
Example Use Cases
- Loyalty cards created when a customer joins a program
- Event tickets generated after Salesforce registration
- Membership passes issued when a subscription begins
Pass creation typically includes:
- User identification
- Pass type configuration
- Branding elements
- Dynamic data fields
Once created, the pass can be installed instantly in the user’s mobile wallet.
Update Passes
One of the most powerful features of wallet passes is the ability to update them dynamically.
Using the Kemicard API, Salesforce data changes can trigger real-time pass updates.
Example Updates
- Loyalty point balance changes
- Membership status updates
- Event schedule modifications
- Promotional offers
Revoke Passes
There are situations where passes need to be revoked or deactivated.
The API allows developers to revoke passes securely when required.
Common Scenarios
- Membership expiration
- Event cancellation
- Lost or stolen passes
- Security concerns
Send Notifications
Push notifications allow businesses to communicate directly with pass holders.
Developers can trigger notifications through the API whenever updates occur.
Examples
- Loyalty reward announcements
- Flash sales alerts
- Event reminders
- Membership renewal notices
Webhook Events
Kemicard provides webhook events that notify Salesforce systems whenever important actions occur.
Webhooks enable real-time event monitoring and automation.
Pass Installed
This event triggers when a user installs a wallet pass.
Possible automation:
- Update Salesforce contact record
- Trigger onboarding workflow
- Send welcome emails
Pass Updated
Whenever a pass receives updated data, the webhook can notify Salesforce systems.
Possible automation:
- Log update history
- Trigger engagement campaigns
- Update analytics dashboards
Pass Scanned
Pass scans often occur at events, retail stores, or access checkpoints.
Webhook events allow organizations to capture these interactions.
Possible automation:
- Track customer engagement
- Update attendance records
- Trigger follow-up campaigns
SDKs & Code Samples
To help developers integrate quickly, Kemicard provides SDK support and code examples.
JavaScript
JavaScript SDKs allow easy integration with Salesforce front-end applications, custom Lightning components, or external apps connected to Salesforce.
Example use cases include generating passes through web portals or customer dashboards
Apex
Because Kemicard is Salesforce-native, Apex is one of the most important integration tools.
Developers can call the Kemicard API directly from Apex classes.
Example Workflow:
- Salesforce Flow triggers Apex.
- Apex sends API request to Kemicard.
- Pass is created automatically.
Python
Python examples help developers working with middleware, integration platforms, or data pipelines that interact with Salesforce systems.
Python scripts can automate bulk operations such as pass generation or updates.
Sandbox Environment
The Kemicard sandbox environment allows developers to test integrations safely before deploying them to production.
Sandbox Features
- Test API calls without affecting live users
- Validate authentication and webhook events
- Experiment with pass templates
- Debug integration workflows
Documentation Structure
The Kemicard digital wallet card API document is structured to help developers find the information they need quickly.
Quick Start
The quick start guide walks developers through the basic setup process, including:
- API credential generation
- Initial authentication
- Creating the first wallet pass
Tutorials
Step-by-step tutorials provide deeper insights into common integration scenarios.
Examples include:
- Building loyalty programs using wallet passes
- Automating event ticket distribution
- Connecting wallet passes to Salesforce marketing campaigns
API Reference
The API reference section provides detailed technical documentation for each endpoint.
Typical information includes:
- Endpoint URLs
- Request parameters
- Response formats
- Error codes
- Rate limit guidelines
Explore the complete digital wallet pass API document for Kemicard and start building powerful wallet pass integrations directly within Salesforce. Access detailed guides, SDK examples, and developer resources to accelerate your implementation today.