> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://developer.quicko.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Introduction
# Overview
This **Integration Documentation** is intended for partners that want to **integrate with Quicko** to simplify tax compliances for their customers.
The integration enables Quicko to pull structured data from partners—such as brokers, payroll providers, and banks—so it can be used for tax computation, reporting, and filing compliance.
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## What this documentation covers
This documentation is organized into focused sections, each addressing a specific integration capability.
OAuth app for users to securely authenticate and grant necessary claims to Quicko to access APIs.
Retrieve authenticated user profile and identity information.
Fetch holdings, trades, and financial instruments data from brokers.
Fetch employer, employee and salary data from payroll systems.
Retrieve bank account details and transaction statements.
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## Integration flow
The following steps outline the typical process for integrating your system with Quicko, regardless of whether you are a bank, broker, HRMS provider, or another platform.
Identify the nature of your integration (for example, bank, broker, or HRMS) and review the data requirements defined in the relevant integration section.\
This helps determine the APIs, payload structures, and compliance data expected by Quicko.
Build the required APIs and data pipelines based on the integration documentation.\
Ensure request formats, authentication mechanisms, and validations match the specifications provided.
Provide the implemented API endpoints and required credentials to the Quicko team so the integration can be coded and deployed.
Validate data exchange in the testing environment to ensure accuracy, completeness, and compliance with expected workflows.
Once testing is complete and approved, move the integration to production and begin referring customers to Quicko.
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