LinX collections
This page provides an overview of the data structures and concepts used in Linx, such as categories, groups, payment codes, cost types, and more. For details on how to interact with these data structures via API, please refer to the API Reference.
Categories
Categories in Linx are used to classify various types of expenses or income. These categories can be grouped into larger groups to provide a more organized overview of financial data.
Groups
Groups are collections of categories, providing a way to organize different types of financial data under a unified heading.
Payment codes
Payment codes in Linx identify the type of transactions, such as "Acceptgiro" or "Creditcard," and help classify and filter financial data.
Cost types
Cost types define the nature of expenses, such as fixed, variable, or reservation costs.
Countries
Countries are represented in Linx with their respective codes, names, and other relevant details. This helps in categorizing financial data based on geographical regions.
Banks
Linx supports various banks, each with specific formats for transaction data. This allows users to integrate their banking data seamlessly into the Linx system.
Nibud model
The Nibud model provides a structured way to manage personal budget advice and financial planning within Linx.
Schema model
The schema model in Linx outlines the structure and attributes of various financial models used within the platform.
To interact with these data structures and concepts, including making API calls to retrieve or manipulate this data, please refer to our API Reference. This reference provides all the necessary details, including endpoint URLs, request methods, headers, and sample outputs.