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The account endpoints expose your current storefront account. Use them to read its context, list accounts you can switch into, set the registered company domain, control domain auto-join, and manage notification opt-ins.

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Account model

Full user-context responses returned by account creation and switching use nodeKind to distinguish a Buyer or Seller account from an organization container. accountType is the canonical product field for those accounts; customerRole remains as a compatibility field for Buyer and Seller integrations. Some compatibility responses use accountType: PARTNER to project the organization’s sales-agent offering. That projection is not a separate account and has no legacy customerRole equivalent. enabled only controls whether people and API clients can enter the account. It does not make a Buyer live-eligible or grant Commercial Partner approval. Some compatibility responses still expose buyerAccessPosture; it is deprecated and is never operation authority. Buyer Setup derives the applicable Buyer capabilities instead. Sales-agent offering projections expose registration as AVAILABLE or REGISTERED and commercial status as INACTIVE, ACTIVE, SUSPENDED, or EXITED. A newly enabled offering starts AVAILABLE / INACTIVE, so enabling, registration, or certification never implies commercial access. All examples use the storefront base URL:
Authenticate every request with Authorization: Bearer $SCOPE3_API_KEY. Your account context is resolved from the API key. Domain and membership operations require the ADMIN role on the target account.

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Key concepts

  • Registered domain. An account can carry one customerDomain. It gates domain auto-join and, for SELLER accounts, identifies the company operating the storefront. It initially seeds the storefront’s operator domain and remains separate from its public listing domain.
  • Storefront operator domain. A storefront has its own operatorDomain, which is the canonical domain the storefront operates as for AAO and buyer-facing identity. It may differ from the account’s customerDomain. Updating customerDomain syncs the storefront only while the storefront operator domain is missing or still mirrors the account’s previous registered domain.
  • Domain auto-join. Users with a verified matching-domain email join as members without admin approval when allowDomainAutoJoin is true. It defaults on for top-level organizations and off for child accounts, and requires a customerDomain to be set. Admins can explicitly override the default.
  • Notification opt-ins. Preferences are a full set of { notificationType, channel } pairs. The update call replaces all existing opt-ins.

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Task reference

Get current account

Authenticated account context

List accounts

Accounts you can switch into

Update account domain

Set the account’s registered domain

Get membership

Read domain auto-join setting

Update membership

Toggle domain auto-join

Get notification preferences

Read your opt-ins

Update notification preferences

Replace your opt-ins

All account tasks

Every operation in one place

Activity & reporting

Audit feed and reporting metrics

Errors

Shared error contract