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Pemo API - Overview

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Pemo provides secure, REST APIs that enable customers and partners to integrate expense and card transaction data into their ERP, accounting system, or internal platforms.

Our APIs are designed for companies that require automation, flexibility, and control over how expense data flows into their financial systems.


Integration Capabilities

Using Pemo APIs, you can programmatically retrieve:

  • Card transactions and expenses

  • Approved and accounting-ready expense data

  • Merchant name and transaction reference

  • Employee or cardholder details (name and email)

  • Transaction amounts and currencies

  • Receipts documents using secure, time-limited download URLs

  • Accounting fields such as GL account, cost center, project, department, and custom fields (if configured)

By default, only reviewed and approved expenses are returned to prevent duplicates and incomplete data.


Authentication & security

  • All API communication is encrypted

  • Authentication is handled using API keys

  • API keys are scoped and may be rotated

Pemo follows strong security and compliance practices, including PCI-DSS certification.


Architecture & Data Flow

Pemo and your ERP or internal systems remain fully independent.

  • Pemo does not push data into your systems

  • Your systems pull data from Pemo APIs

  • No shared databases or direct system access exist


Receipts & attachments

Receipts are provided as secure, time-limited URLs through the API.

We recommend:

  • Download the receipt files

  • Store them in the your own storage environment

  • Reference them internally as needed


Supported systems

Any system that can consume RESTful APIs can integrate with Pemo, including but not limited to:

  • Odoo

  • Microsoft Dynamics (Business Central, Finance & Operations)

  • Oracle NetSuite

  • SAP

  • Tally

  • Sage

  • Custom or in-house ERPs

Native integrations may also be available for selected platforms.

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