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Connect Fit'Distance to your tools

Read and write your students' data from n8n, Make, Zapier or your AI. One key, one call, one credit.

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  • 10 min

    I'm connecting n8n

    One key, one Header Auth credential, one HTTP Request node. You read your students without coding.

  • 10 min

    I'm connecting Make

    One key, the HTTP “Make a request” module, an Iterator. You read your students page by page.

  • 10 min

    I'm connecting Zapier

    The “Webhooks by Zapier” action as a custom request, the key in the header, and you're set.

  • Python · JavaScript

    I'm writing a script

    A first call in Python or JavaScript, pagination, writes without duplicates. Nothing to install.

  • 2 min

    I'm giving the docs to my AI

    Paste the llms.txt link into Claude or ChatGPT, or connect the MCP server: it knows the whole API.

Understand

7 short pages, to read once.

  • Authentication

    How your key identifies every call: the Bearer header, one key per tool, revocation and the 401.

  • Scopes

    What each scope opens: families and kinds, sensitive scopes, team, and the rule that ties Delete to Write.

  • Pagination

    Read a list page by page with limit and cursor, reread only the changes with since, and handle deleted objects.

  • Writes and idempotency

    Write with POST /operations, retry without duplicates using Idempotency-Key and preview an effect with dry_run.

  • Webhooks

    Receive the events of your account on your server: create a webhook, verify the signature, answer fast, retries and GET /events to catch up.

  • Errors

    The shape of an API error, the thirteen codes with their HTTP status and what they cost, and what to do with each.

  • Limits

    The call limits per key, the 429 with Retry-After and the RateLimit headers, and how to resume without overloading.

Reference

Every route, generated from the API contract.

Use cases

Complete automations to import into n8n.

For machines

The same information, readable by an AI or a client generator.

  • The OpenAPI contract

    Where to read the OpenAPI contract of the API, how to generate a client with one command, and why the reference on this site says the same thing.

  • llms.txt and llms-full.txt

    What the two text files for AIs contain, how to give them to an assistant and how to read each page as Markdown.

  • The MCP server

    The address of the MCP server and the header to give it with your key, what the key opens, the five free tools and what costs a credit.