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Before making API calls, you need an active ErynoaGroup account and a properly configured workspace. This guide covers the initial setup process from account creation to environment configuration.

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Create an account

Go to erynoa.group and click Sign Up. You can register with an email address and password or use a supported OAuth provider (Google, GitHub). After signing up, verify your email address using the confirmation link sent to your inbox.

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Set up your workspace

A workspace is the top-level container for your ErynoaGroup resources, API keys, and webhook configurations.
1

Name your workspace

On first login, you’ll be prompted to name your workspace. Choose a name that reflects your organization or project (e.g., acme-corp).
2

Invite team members (optional)

Go to Settings → Team and invite colleagues by email. Assign each member a role:
  • Admin — Full access to all settings, keys, and billing
  • Developer — Can create and manage API keys and webhooks
  • Viewer — Read-only access to usage logs and dashboard
3

Configure notification preferences

In Settings → Notifications, set up email alerts for key events such as API errors, failed webhook deliveries, and approaching rate limits.

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Choose an environment

ErynoaGroup provides two environments to separate testing from live operations:
EnvironmentBase URLKey Prefix
Sandboxsandbox.api.erynoa.groupsk_test_
Productionapi.erynoa.groupsk_live_
Never use production API keys in your development or testing environment. Always use sandbox keys during development and switch to production keys only when you’re ready to go live.

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Install a client library (optional)

If you prefer working with a native library rather than raw HTTP, ErynoaGroup provides official clients for popular languages: 
pip install erynoa
Once installed, initialize the client with your API key: 
from erynoa import ErynoaClient

client = ErynoaClient(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")

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Next steps

Authentication

Generate your first API key and learn how to use it.

Quick Start

Make your first API call end-to-end.