JD Parser API Authentication

JD parser API uses private user key to authenticate requests. To authenticate the call to an API endpoint, there are only 3 steps:

  • Get access to the RChilli My Account.
  • Login to the My Account portal and get the user key.
  • Authenticate API calls with the user key.

How to get user key

In order to set up your access to JD API, you need to get API user key using My Account portal.

  1. Enter your Email and Password to log in to the RChilli My Account partner portal. You can also Sign Up to register a new account or log in using Office 365 or Google accounts as necessary.
    Note: Contact support@rchilli.com for My Account portal access, subscription plans, pricing, and for any further support.


  2. On the Integration (Demo) tab, select the JD Parsing 3.1 on the navigation panel, and click Show Advance Inputs tab and expand.

  3. Click symbol on the User Key field to know your user key.
    Note: On this page, you can also get other details such as Service URL, Version, and SubUser ID.


Authenticate API calls with the user key

Use details such as your User Key, Service URL, Version, and SubUser ID and sent the JSON request as below to call the JD parser API.
  1. JSON request format for Parsing by JD Text

  2. JSON request format for Parsing by JD Binary Data

Get more information on how you can quickly get started with RChilli APIs using Postman. This provides the technical information needed to access the RChilli services in flexible ways that will allow JD API to work seamlessly inside your application.

Refreshing your user key

  1. Go to My Account and enter the login details such as email id and password.
  2. Navigate to the My Account tab to view the Parsing Pending Credits and Paring Expiring Date for your product. Once all parsing credits are utilized or if the parsing date expired, your API key will not work and expired.

  3. Contact support@rchilli.com to extend the plans of your products and get your user key refreshed.