Enode Developers

# Enode Developer Documentation > Enode's API connects your product to electric vehicles, chargers, inverters, batteries, and other green energy hardware. > Link a user's devices, read live data, send control commands, and run smart charging — all through one API. > These docs cover getting started, integration guides, the REST API reference, and per-feature documentation. ## Overview - [Getting started](https://developers.enode.com/docs/getting-started.md): Fetch the charge state information of a user’s connected vehicle ## Integration guide - [Introduction](https://developers.enode.com/docs/integration-guide/introduction.md): This guide will tell you everything you need to know to get started integrating with Enode’s APIs and cover the basic concepts of what it will take to launch an initial version with real users. - [Planning your integration](https://developers.enode.com/docs/integration-guide/planning-your-integration.md): An overview of our platform - [Setting up your account](https://developers.enode.com/docs/integration-guide/setting-up.md): You can sign up to the Enode platform. Anybody can create a developer account and get started right away in our sandbox environment. - [Accessing the API](https://developers.enode.com/docs/integration-guide/accessing-the-api.md): The Enode API uses OAuth 2.0 client access tokens to authenticate requests coming from your server. To access our API, you will exchange your client’s API credentials for a short-lived access token, a - [User and device lifecycle](https://developers.enode.com/docs/integration-guide/user-device-lifecycle.md): Users link their vendor account to your app through Enode and all supported energy devices in that account are available to you. For example, if your user wishes to link an Easee charger, they will au - [Device data](https://developers.enode.com/docs/integration-guide/device-data.md): After understanding the Enode user and device lifecycle, an important aspect of the API is readi