> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.adaptria.locaria.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.adaptria.locaria.com/readme.md).

# Adaptria Public API & Integrations

Adaptria gives you programmatic access to the localisation workflow you already run in the portal: request quotes, track projects, retrieve deliverables, and automate the steps in between. Choose the integration surface that matches how you work.

## What we offer

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[Welcome](/client-api/welcome.md)
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[Welcome](/connector-api/welcome.md)
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[Welcome / What is MCP](/mcp-server/welcome.md)
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The REST APIs can also push real-time events to your own systems via [webhooks](/client-api/webhooks.md) (the same capability is documented for connectors in the [Connector API webhooks guide](/connector-api/webhooks.md)).

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**Not sure which to choose?**

* You're an Adaptria **customer** automating your own pipeline → **Client API**.
* You're building a **connector** or working inside Locaria → **Connector API**.
* You want an **AI assistant** to act on Adaptria for you → **MCP Server**.

**Authentication:** the REST APIs use a static API key (`lla_live_…`); the remote MCP server uses your Locaria login (OAuth). See each area's *Authentication* page.
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