Build with MyPilotIndex

Guides and a complete reference for logbooks and other aviation software that connect with a pilot who has chosen to share his data.

The MyPilotIndex Partner API is in preparation and is not live. Access is by request: use the access request form, and we will answer with a sandbox credential. Nothing here is available in production until we tell you so.

The Partner API lets an approved application, such as an electronic logbook, work with a pilot who has chosen to connect it. The pilot decides, on a MyPilotIndex consent screen, which parts of his data the partner may use.

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Start here

Quickstart

From an access request to your first call, in eight steps.

Sandbox

Ten synthetic pilots on the dev environment, never real members.

Authentication

OAuth 2.0 client credentials and the scopes a token carries.

Consent and sign in

Send the pilot to the consent screen and exchange the code for a grant.

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What a partner can do

Operation	Route	What it does
Exchange a code	POST /v1/partner/grants/exchange	Opens a grant after the pilot allows you on the consent screen.
List grants	GET /v1/partner/grants	Lists your grants, and the ones revoked since a time you name.
Read a pilot summary	GET /v1/partner/grants/{grant_id}/summary	Profile, score, hours and licenses, for the blocks the grant allows.
Push flight totals	PUT /v1/partner/grants/{grant_id}/flight-totals	A whole-state push of a logbook’s totals, safe to retry by as_of.
Check a certificate	GET /v1/partner/certificates/{certificate_id}	Checks an MPI Report by its public id.
Test your webhook	POST /v1/partner/webhooks/test	Queues one signed ping to your webhook URL.

API reference

Every operation, its parameters, its answers and examples, with a playground.

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What is never shared

The Partner API never carries a pilot’s e-mail, phone, address, date of birth, certificate numbers, documents, background answers, salary, messages or recruiter signals, and his pairwise id, not his account id, is what names him to you. A block of data the grant does not hold is absent from the answer.

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