Explore the API

The 28 endpoints of the upCampo API, generated from openapi.json: open one of them to see the parameters, the body fields and the response format. To understand what each one means — the role of ID_REFERENCIA, the seven-day window, the work order allocation —, see the written documentation.

How to test

Open POST /autenticar, click Try it out and paste into the body the credentials JSON that upCampo gave you.
Click Execute. If it works, the token is applied automatically — the padlock at the top closes and the Authorize field is already filled in. No need to copy anything by hand.
From then on, any GET can be executed: open it, fill in the parameters and Execute.

The token is valid for 24 hours and stays stored in the browser — when you come back tomorrow, redo step 1. Already have a token? Click Authorize directly and paste it.

Prefer working in Postman?

This same list becomes a ready-made collection in a few clicks — and there the POST requests work, which is what this page blocks on purpose. In Postman, click Import, choose Link and paste:

https://suporte.upcampo.com.br/api/openapi.json

It builds the collection with the 28 endpoints, already with the parameters, the example bodies and the baseUrl variable pointing to https://api.upcampo.com.br. Then open Authorization on the collection, choose Bearer Token and paste the token from POST /autenticar — that way it applies to every request at once.

The same goes for Insomnia (Import from URL) and for client generators, which create the code in Java, C# or Python from the same file.

Calls go to the real database

There is no built-in test environment: the token carries a fixed company and farm, and every call from here hits that farm's production database.

That is why only /autenticar and the GET requests run. The other POST requests — movement, load ticket, inventory count, bale — remain documented, with the example body ready to copy, but execution is blocked on this page: a distracted click would save a real document. To send them, use Postman or curl, with the same token.