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Mapp Fashion’s API provides access to personalization features for fashion and apparel use cases. It allows you to retrieve product recommendations, including related items and curated suggestions, as well as product data for integration into your shop or application.

Recommendations can be generated based on specific items, user profiles, or predefined contexts.


When to Use This API

The Mapp Fashion API is typically used after the core Mapp Fashion integration is in place, including:

  • Product data feeds

  • Tracking implementation

  • Enrichment and recommendation model setup

The API provides access to recommendation results and product data but does not replace the underlying data integration.

For a complete overview of data flows, setup, and system architecture, refer to the Mapp Fashion Integration Overview and related documentation.

Terminology Note

Some request parameters, headers, or response fields may still use the term dressipi. This reflects legacy naming within the API and does not indicate a separate product.

All references to dressipi in the API correspond to Mapp Fashion.


What can I do with the Mapp Fashion API?

  • Fetch related products or outfit recommendations

  • Request personalized suggestions for users, including facetted and themed types

  • Retrieve product details

  • Handle authentication using JWTs for secure server-side communication


API Structure

The API is divided into the following sections:

  • Items

    Get related outfit or item recommendations and product information.

  • Recommendations

    Access personalized suggestions for users, including facetted and themed options.

  • Authorization

    Manage access tokens for authenticated requests using JSON Web Tokens (JWT).


Recommendation Context

Recommendation results depend on the context parameters provided in the request.

If no explicit context (for example, department) is defined, recommendations are generated based on default catalog settings.

For shops with multiple departments (such as menswear, womenswear, or kidswear), it is recommended to always provide the appropriate context to ensure relevant results—especially for general placements such as homepages or basket pages.


Getting Started

To work with the Mapp Fashion API, follow these steps:

The API documentation also includes:

  • Detailed endpoint references

  • Parameter definitions and usage

  • Example requests and responses

Each endpoint page provides:

  • A description of the endpoint and its purpose

  • Authentication requirements

  • Definitions for path and query parameters

  • Example response codes and curl command samples

Some parameter values (for example, identifier_type) may depend on your integration setup. Refer to the Basics section or validate your configuration accordingly.


Access the Full Mapp Fashion Documentation

For additional information beyond the API, including use cases, technical background, and integration guides, refer to the full Mapp Fashion documentation.