Sortly

Last reviewed: July 2026

Overview

Integuru's Sortly integration provides production-ready HTTP API access to Sortly, the visual inventory tracking platform at sortly.com, covering 1 action: search_inventory. The action accepts optional filters for keyword, item type, folder, and pagination. Integuru connects via direct HTTP requests rather than browser automation, so calls complete in under 3 seconds with a 99.9%+ success rate.

No public developer API. Sortly does not expose an official developer API. Operations teams that need to query inventory records programmatically (for audits, reporting, or syncing stock data to external systems) have had to rely on manual lookups or CSV exports from the Sortly interface.

Operations and warehouse teams use search_inventory to query the Sortly inventory by keyword, item type, or folder location. The pagination parameters (page_number, page_limit) allow full dataset traversal across large inventories. Browse the full integrations catalogue to see other operations and workflow integrations.

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Use Cases

Integuru's Sortly integration covers the inventory search workflow that operations teams need to automate.

• Keyword item lookup: Pass a search_term to search_inventory to find items whose names, SIDs, tags, or notes match the keyword. Useful for locating a specific asset or SKU across the inventory.
• Folder-scoped inventory query: Pass a folder_id to restrict results to items stored within a specific Sortly folder, enabling location-based inventory queries.
• Type-filtered search: Pass the type parameter to filter results to items of a specific type category.
• Paginated full-inventory traversal: Use page_number (1-indexed) and page_limit together to page through the full inventory dataset. All parameters are optional, so calling search_inventory with no arguments returns the first page of all inventory items.

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Setup Notes

Integuru's Sortly integration authenticates against https://sortly.com/. Configure credentials once during Integuru setup; Integuru handles session management automatically.

search_inventory has no required parameters. All five fields (search_term, type, folder_id, page_limit, page_number) are optional. Omitting all parameters returns the default first page of inventory results.