Developer documentation is moving to docs.ordergroove.com
Our developer documentation is moving to docs.ordergroove.com. It's the same documentation your developers use today — same guides, same endpoints, same reference content — rebuilt on a new platform, and it's live now. Nothing you rely on goes away. What's changed is what's around it: a live API explorer, code examples in nine-plus languages, and a site your team's AI coding assistant can actually read.
developer.ordergroove.com stays up until August 27, 2026. After that it's retired, and we'll redirect its URLs to their equivalents on the new site so existing links and bookmarks keep working.
What's new
- Built for AI coding assistants: The new site publishes llms.txt, serves clean Markdown to any agent that requests a page, and ships an MCP server for the API reference. When you ask Cursor or Claude how to create a subscription in Ordergroove, you get our actual endpoints instead of a plausible-looking guess.
- An interactive API explorer: Authenticate and send a real request from the reference page you're already reading — no Postman setup, no copying cURL into a terminal to see what comes back.
- Code examples in your language: Every endpoint ships examples in nine-plus languages, generated from the spec, so a Python developer isn't mentally translating our cURL samples.
Get started: Visit docs.ordergroove.com. If something you relied on is missing or a page doesn't look right, let your Ordergroove CSM know - we’ll get it fixed before the old site goes away.