Use the .NET SDK

Install the Leadping .NET SDK, supply a Kiota request adapter, and call typed API routes.

• Package: Leadping.OpenApiClient
• Repository: leadpingai/leadping-dotnet

Install

dotnet add package Leadping.OpenApiClient
dotnet add package Microsoft.Kiota.Http.HttpClientLibrary

Create the client

using Leadping.OpenApiClient;
using Microsoft.Kiota.Abstractions.Authentication;
using Microsoft.Kiota.Http.HttpClientLibrary;

var credential = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("LEADPING_API_KEY")
    ?? throw new InvalidOperationException("LEADPING_API_KEY is not set.");

var authProvider = new ApiKeyAuthenticationProvider(
    $"Bearer {credential}",
    "Authorization",
    ApiKeyAuthenticationProvider.KeyLocation.Header,
    ["api.leadping.ai"]);
var client = new LeadpingOpenApiClient(new HttpClientRequestAdapter(authProvider));
var lead = await client.Leads["lead-id"].GetAsync();

The client defaults to https://api.leadping.ai. Set LEADPING_API_KEY to an organization API key. client.Users.Me requires a user access token; source keys are only for lead intake.

The SDK does not store or refresh credentials. See API Authentication.

Call routes

var source = await client.Sources["source-id"].GetAsync();
var lead = await client.Leads["lead-id"].GetAsync();
// Requires a user access token.
var currentUser = await client.Users.Me.GetAsync();

Use generated request-body and model classes from Leadping.OpenApiClient when creating or updating records. Confirm endpoint contracts in the API Reference, and handle 429 responses using the rate-limit guide.