TuChequera Móvil API & Open Data Integration

Accounting and ERP sync

A Puerto Rico small business uses TuChequera Móvil for daily transactions and wants to push transaction history and check register data into QuickBooks, Sage, or a custom ERP. Our API exposes transaction list and statement endpoints with date range and type filters. Data maps to OpenData: structured transaction records (date, amount, type, memo). Flow: TuChequera (web or app) → auth → our API → client ERP or accounting software.

Payroll and tax reporting

An employer needs to export payroll runs and employer contributions (aportaciones patronales) for W2-PR, SURI filings, or Form 480 (contractor withholdings). We deliver a payroll API that returns payroll runs, employee totals, and deduction breakdowns. This fits OpenFinance: payroll data as structured, exportable records for tax and compliance.

Invoice and revenue aggregation

A firm wants to aggregate invoices created in TuChequera with other sales channels. Our implementation provides an invoice list and detail endpoint (client, amount, date, status). Use: revenue dashboards, AR aging reports, and CRM sync—aligned with document-ready export and retention rules.

Receipt and expense audit trail

Auditors or accountants need to link photo receipts (Foto Recibos) to transactions for compliance. We deliver an API that returns receipt metadata and optional image references (with consent). Data flow: mobile capture → TuChequera → our API → client storage or audit tool; compliant with minimal retention and access control.

Multi-user and reconciliation sharing

A business shares TuChequera with an external accountant. Our API can expose reconciliation state and shared-user context so the accountant’s tools stay in sync. Fields: reconciliation status, last_updated, optional user roles. Use: collaborative accounting and audit trails without duplicating manual entry.

Deliverables

• API specification (OpenAPI / Swagger)
• Protocol and auth flow analysis (login, session, token)
• Runnable API source code (Python / Node.js) for transactions, payroll, invoices
• Test scripts and interface documentation
• Compliance notes (Puerto Rico Law 52, consent, retention)

Example: transaction statement (pseudo)

// Example: fetch transaction statement (pseudo)
POST /api/v1/tuchequera/statement
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "from_date": "2025-01-01",
  "to_date": "2025-01-31",
  "type": "deposits,checks"
}

Response: { "transactions": [...], "total_count": 42 }

Example: payroll list (pseudo)

// Example: payroll runs and deductions (pseudo)
GET /api/v1/tuchequera/payroll?year=2025
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

Response: {
  "runs": [
    { "id": "...", "date": "2025-01-15", "employees": 8,
      "aportaciones_patronales": 1200 }
  ]
}

Example: auth and error handling (pseudo)

// Login / session refresh (pseudo)
POST /api/v1/auth/login
Content-Type: application/json
{ "username": "<USER>", "password": "<PASSWORD>" }

Response 200: { "access_token": "...", "expires_in": 3600 }
Response 401: { "error": "invalid_credentials" }

Compliance & privacy

We work from client authorization or public/authorized APIs and follow privacy and local regulations. For Puerto Rico, Law 52 of 2018 (Data Protection Act) regulates collection, processing, storage, and disclosure of personal data and grants rights to access, correct, delete, or block data. Law 162 of 2009 (Personal Information Registry) requires entities handling personal data to register and adopt security measures; Law 148 of 2019 supports electronic documents and signatures. We align implementations with these and with data-breach notification requirements; consent records and minimal retention are supported.

Data flow / architecture

A typical pipeline we design: (1) Client app (TuChequera web or Móvil, or your front-end)—user logs in and authorizes access. (2) Ingestion / API layer—our delivered service authenticates (session or token), validates scope, and queries the data source (transactions, payroll, invoices). (3) Storage or cache (optional)—for aggregation or reporting. (4) Output—JSON/API to your ERP, dashboard, or tax tool. Logs and consent are retained for audit.

Market positioning & user profile

TuChequera targets B2B and B2C: small businesses, entrepreneurs, and accountants in Puerto Rico, with web (TuChequera.com) and mobile (TuChequera Móvil on Android and iOS). The platform is priced at about $30/month with a 30-day free trial. In the same space, Accountberry (Puerto Rico–focused accounting and payroll, ATH Móvil integration), Sage 50, and QuickBooks serve overlapping needs; TuChequera’s strength is local compliance (nóminas, Form 480, aportaciones patronales) and the 2019 Western Union WU EDGE partnership for international payments.

About us

We are a technical studio focused on app interface and authorized API integration. We deliver protocol analysis, Open Data integration, third-party integration, and automated scripting plus API documentation. Services start at $300; we can deliver first and you pay when satisfied.

• Experience in fintech and mobile apps
• Android and iOS; ready-to-use API source and docs
• Transparent pricing; result-first option

Contact

For inquiries, quotes, or to send your target app and requirements:

Contact us

Process

1. Confirm needs: app name (TuChequera Móvil) and integration scope (transactions, payroll, invoices, receipts).
2. Protocol analysis and API design (2–5 days, depending on scope).
3. Development and validation (3–8 days).
4. Delivery of docs, samples, and tests (1–2 days).
5. Typical first delivery: 5–15 business days.

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