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Every resource in SmartlyQ belongs to a workspace. Workspaces provide tenant isolation — data in one workspace is invisible to another.

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Passing workspace_id

Most endpoints accept an optional workspace_id parameter. When provided, the API:
  1. Verifies your API key’s user is a member of that workspace
  2. Scopes all returned data to that workspace
  3. Returns 403 Forbidden if you don’t have access
curl -X GET "https://api.smartlyq.com/v1/social/accounts?workspace_id=42" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sqk_live_xxxxxxxxxxxx"
If you omit workspace_id, some endpoints may return data across all your workspaces or return empty results. Always pass workspace_id for consistent, scoped results.

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Finding your workspace ID

Use the /v1/me endpoint to list your available workspaces: 
curl -X GET https://api.smartlyq.com/v1/me \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sqk_live_xxxxxxxxxxxx"
The response includes a workspaces array with each workspace’s id and name.

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Workspace isolation guarantees

  • You can only access workspaces where your user is a member
  • All create, read, update, and delete operations are scoped by workspace_id
  • Passing another user’s workspace_id returns 403 Forbidden
  • Resources created without a workspace_id default to your primary workspace

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Endpoints that require workspace_id

Endpointworkspace_idNotes
POST /v1/chatbotsRequiredChatbot is created in the specified workspace
GET /v1/social/accountsRecommendedReturns only accounts for that workspace
POST /v1/social/postsRecommendedPost is associated with the workspace
GET /v1/urlsRecommendedReturns only URLs for that workspace
GET /v1/articlesRecommendedReturns only articles for that workspace
GET /v1/imagesRecommendedReturns only images for that workspace
GET /v1/mediaRecommendedReturns only media for that workspace

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Error response

If you pass a workspace_id you don’t have access to: 
{
  "success": false,
  "error": {
    "code": "FORBIDDEN",
    "message": "You do not have access to this workspace."
  }
}