Apps and their data APIs in Morocco
Morocco's mobile commerce scene: invoicing, payments and merchant apps, and the data APIs behind them.
Morocco's hub covers the country's small-business bookkeeping leader. inyad Konnash digitizes the konnash — the corner-shop credit ledger — and its API syncs that ledger to the cloud: customer and credit-book entry sync (/v1/ledger/customers/sync, /v1/ledger/entries/sync), cashbook in/out movements, and the inyad Pay wallet for supplier payments and utility bills.
Behind a session bootstrap that issues access and refresh tokens, the same surface exposes wallet accounts, payment-link collection and KYC status, so a back office can reconcile a shop's receivables, cash drawer and MAD wallet without touching the phone.
Frequently asked questions
Which analyzed apps operate in Morocco?
The Morocco hub covers inyad Konnash, the small-business bookkeeping app that digitizes the traditional konnash credit ledger, documenting the sync and wallet APIs behind it.
What data does the inyad Konnash API sync?
Customer ledgers and credit-book entries, cashbook in/out movements and wallet accounts: the sync endpoints upload a shop's receivables and cash drawer, while wallet endpoints cover pay, top-up, payment links and KYC status.
How does the app authenticate?
A session bootstrap call issues accessToken and refreshToken pairs; later sync and wallet calls carry the Bearer access token.
