> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mystacks.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Integration

> Connect your wealth management service to the MyStacks Manager API.

Use the Manager API from your backend, scripts, or an API client such as Postman.
It lets you publish a stack and maintain its allocation and schedule.

## Get connected

1. Use the [staging base URL](/api-reference/overview#base-url) and request a manager API key from MyStacks.
2. Store the key as a server-side secret.
3. [List your stacks](/api-reference/stacks/list) to check authentication.
4. Choose tokens from the [supported asset list](/api-reference/assets).
5. [Create a stack](/api-reference/stacks/create) with a unique creation key.
6. Save the returned stack ID for later reads and updates.

MyStacks generates and supplies the API keys.
Wealth managers do not create keys through the API.

## Maintain your stack

[Read the current configuration](/api-reference/stacks/get) before preparing changes.
[Update the stack](/api-reference/stacks/update) with the fields you want to change.
A supplied allocation replaces the full list.
Every saved update creates a revision.

Keep the original creation key and request for creation retries.
Treat an update retry as a new write.
See [errors and retries](/api-reference/errors).

## Integration boundary

The Manager API manages strategy configuration.
User enrollment, account funding, owner authorization, and withdrawals belong to separate application flows.
A manager API key does not give withdrawal authority over subscriber accounts.

<Card title="Manager API reference" href="/api-reference/overview">
  Read the authentication, request, response, and endpoint contracts.
</Card>