For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.

Introduction

Sesame Data is Landytech’s data access layer, designed to provide flexible yet robust access to entity, transaction and position data via the Sesame Data API.

This documentation covers the /v2 API, which introduces a modern, unified API architecture for consuming Sesame Data programmatically. The /v2 endpoints are built to support a wide range of integration, reporting, and analytics use cases, while remaining fully aligned with the data users see inside Sesame.

These Docs will guide you through how to use Sesame Data. If you still have any queries, please consult the FAQ section or reach out to us at sales@landytech.com.

If you are using the /v1 API, you can access those Docs by changing the page on the top left of this page.

Who is Sesame Data for?

Sesame Data is built for:

  • Private banks and entities with complex system landscapes unifying data from multiple core banking and portfolio systems, enabling a consolidated view of wealth, accurate analytics generation, and client insights without manual spreadsheets or system-specific queries

  • Trust companies automating the bookkeeping of transactions from custodial & non-custodial sources, and using transactions for AML validations

  • Data and BI teams or advanced Sesame users who require analytics insights and dashboards embedded in a software outside of Sesame

  • Integration partners connecting Sesame Data to third‑party platforms

How Sesame Data Relates to the Sesame Platform

Sesame Data is an extension of Sesame: the data exposed via the API uses the same business logic as the Sesame application. As soon as data is available in the Sesame application, it is available via the Sesame Data API also. This ensures consistency between what users see in Sesame and what is retrieved programmatically from the API.

What these docs cover

This documentation is structured to help you get value quickly:

Getting Started

The best way to get started is using the Sesame Data Experience in Sesame. This requires a Sesame account, if you don't have one, you can book a request for a demo account.

Follow these steps to access your data:

  1. Next, learn How to Authenticate and use the token to get access to your data

  2. Then explore our API Endpoints. We recommend starting with Entities endpoint. This endpoint contains all entities (Legal entities, Portfolios, Consolidations) that are available in your account

  3. You can use the endpoint Entities to determine the dates for which data has been received from your custodians, and which are available for you to request following processing in Sesame

  4. After you may want to start with the Transactions endpoint to see your transactions per entity, and then consult Positions for your positions

  5. Finally, the Analytics endpoint, allows you to define your flexible request body to fetch the precise set or analytics, transaction or position information you require

You may also find it valuable to explore Sesame Data Experience or our tutorial on Using Sesame Data with Postman.

Last updated

Was this helpful?