Docs

Documentation

Technical reference. If you are looking for how to do something in Sembr rather than how to call it, the help centre is the better door.

For developers

  • The REST API — authentication, the endpoints, rate limits, and what is not built
  • Embeddable widgets — putting your directory, events or a join form on your own site
  • Export everything — JSON, CSV and SQL, and exactly what each one contains

Reference

  • Changelog — what shipped, with the date it landed
  • Glossary — every acronym and Sembr-specific term, spelled out

For everyone else

The help centre has twenty-odd short guides covering what you will actually do: setting up, taking payments, members and dues, events, the member portal, email, data export and privacy requests.

What does not exist yet

We would rather list this than let you find out by looking for it.

  • A published OpenAPI document. Planned.
  • Outbound webhooks, and therefore their event types, payload shapes and retry policy. Not built. This is the most-requested item on the list.
  • A data-model reference. The export is the honest version of this today: pull a JSON export and you are looking at the real schema rather than a document describing it.
  • Per-integration setup guides. Stripe is the only integration that moves data today, and take payments covers it. The accounting and marketing integration pages on this site describe planned work.

Questions

Email the address in the footer. A person reads it.

Built with developers in mind.

REST-first. Export everything. No proprietary shapes.