Initialize the iBranch

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If you have your partner credentials:

You can get the iBranch up and running quickly using this recipe.

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Frontend Integration

Initialize the iBranch using credentials

Insert the following script tag in your application to access the Lendica iBranch widget:

HTML

<script src="static-idev.golendica.com/v2/lendica.js"></script>

With the script tag added to your codebase, you'll have access to Lendica's full iBranch functionality.

Parameter	Type	Description	Example
partner_name	string	The name of the partner service - you will receive this from Lendica during onboarding	'partner_dev', 'partner'
partner_company_uuid	string	The unique ID of the currently logged in company in the partner system	'12345'
company_name	string	The name of the company currently logged in	'DemoCo'

javascript

credentials = {
  partner_name: "<<partner_name>>", // replace with partner name received during onboarding
  partner_company_uuid: "12345", // replace with company ID
  company_name: "DemoCo" // replace with company Name
};

// Init with credentials
lendica.init(credentials).then(() => {
  lendica.ibranch.render();
});

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Ensure dynamic data

• Dynamic Value: The partner_company_uuid and company_name must be dynamically set to the unique identifier of the company that is currently logged into your platform.
• Per-User Basis: As different users log into your system, partner_company_uuid should reflect the ID of each user's associated company.
• Session-Based Retrieval: Retrieve this value from your application's user session or authentication context, ensuring it always corresponds to the active user.
• Avoid Hard-Coding: Do not hard-code this value. Hard-coding can lead to incorrect associations and data inconsistencies.

Example Code

Here's how you might initialize the iBranch widget with dynamic credentials:

JavaScript

// Assuming you have a user session object with company details
const userSession = getUserSession(); // Replace with your session retrieval method

const credentials = {
  // Replace with the partner name provided during onboarding
  partner_name: "<<partner_name>>",
  
  // Dynamically set to the company ID of the currently logged-in user
  partner_company_uuid: userSession.companyId,
  
  // Dynamically set to the company name of the currently logged-in user
  company_name: userSession.companyName,
};

// Initialize the iBranch widget with credentials
lendica.init(credentials).then(() => {
  lendica.ibranch.render();
});

In this example:

• getUserSession() is a placeholder function representing how you access the current user's session or authentication context in your application.
• userSession.companyId and userSession.companyName are variables that should contain the dynamic company ID and name of the logged-in user.
• The lendica.init(credentials) function initializes the iBranch widget with the provided credentials, and lendica.ibranch.render() renders the widget in your application.

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Key Terms and Concepts

To ensure clarity and prevent misunderstandings, here are definitions for some key terms used throughout this documentation:

1. partner_name:

   • This is the unique identifier for the partner platform (i.e., your company) in Lendica's system.
   • It is provided by Lendica during the onboarding process.
   • Example: If your company is called "AcmeERP", your partner_name might be "acme_erp".
   • For testing purposes, Lendica will create an additional partner_name (e.g., "acme_erp_dev") that connects to your development environment, allowing you to safely test the integration without affecting production data.

2. partner_company_uuid:

   • This is the unique identifier for a specific company (user) within the partner's system.
   • It is generated and maintained by the partner (you), not by Lendica.
   • This should remain consistent for a given company across all API calls.
   • Example: If a company "XYZ Corp" is using your platform, you might have assigned them a UUID like "abc123-xyz789".

3. company_name:

   • This is the actual name of the company (user) that is logged into the partner system.
   • It should match the official registered name of the company.
   • Example: "XYZ Corporation Ltd."

It's important to note that the company details (partner_company_uuid and company_name) refer to the end-user company that is logged into the partner system, not the partner company itself. The partner_company_uuid is how you, as the partner, uniquely identify this company in your database.

Common Misconceptions

• The partner_name refers to your company (the partner integrating with Lendica), while company_name refers to your customer's company.
• The partner_company_uuid is not provided by Lendica; it's your unique identifier for the company in your system.

Understanding these distinctions is crucial for a successful integration and proper data flow between your system and Lendica.

Once the frontend integration is complete, you can proceed with adding specific functionality for PayLater, FundNow, or DrawDown.