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Asaas Integration

Asaas is a Brazilian payment platform that handles billing via Pix, boleto, credit card, and subscriptions, plus marketplace split payments and webhook events. The @flux agent uses Asaas alongside Stripe for a complete picture of incoming revenue from Brazilian customers. The int-asaas skill talks to Asaas API v3 via a static API key — no OAuth, no token rotation. Setup is a single .env edit.

Setup

1. Get Your API Key

Log in at asaas.com
Go to Minha Conta > Integrações > API
Generate (or copy) your API key
Asaas has separate keys for sandbox and production — start with sandbox until you are confident the integration is behaving correctly

2. Configure .env

ASAAS_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
ASAAS_SANDBOX=true

ASAAS_SANDBOX=true is the safe default. It makes all calls hit https://sandbox.asaas.com/api/v3 instead of production. Set it to false only when you are ready to move charges, customers, and subscriptions into your real account.

3. Test the Connection

Use the skill directly through curl (the simplest test):

curl -H "access_token: $ASAAS_API_KEY" \
  https://sandbox.asaas.com/api/v3/customers?limit=1

If you get a JSON list (possibly empty), you are connected. Switch to https://api.asaas.com/v3 for production.

How Authentication Works

Asaas uses a static API key sent as a custom HTTP header on every request:

access_token: <your ASAAS_API_KEY>

No OAuth, no refresh tokens, no expiration. The key stays valid until you rotate it manually in the Asaas dashboard. If you rotate, update .env and you are done. The base URL is chosen dynamically based on ASAAS_SANDBOX:

ASAAS_SANDBOX=true → https://sandbox.asaas.com/api/v3 (default)
ASAAS_SANDBOX=false → https://api.asaas.com/v3

Available Operations

The int-asaas skill documents 15 operations grouped by domain:

Category	Operations
Payments	create, get by ID, list (with filters), get Pix QR code, get boleto PDF + barcode
Customers	create (with CPF/CNPJ validation), list
Subscriptions	create, list, cancel (recurring billing)
Financial	get account balance, create transfer (Pix out or TED)
Marketplace	create subaccount (for split payments)
Utilities	get installment details, list webhook events

Enums You Will Use Often

billingType (how the customer pays):

BOLETO — Brazilian bank slip
CREDIT_CARD — credit card
PIX — instant transfer
UNDEFINED — let the customer choose at checkout

Payment status (lifecycle):

PENDING — awaiting payment
RECEIVED — paid
CONFIRMED — paid and reconciled
OVERDUE — past due date
REFUNDED — refunded
RECEIVED_IN_CASH — marked as paid in cash
REFUND_REQUESTED, CHARGEBACK_REQUESTED, AWAITING_CHARGEBACK_REVERSAL
DUNNING_REQUESTED, DUNNING_RECEIVED — collections
AWAITING_RISK_ANALYSIS — under fraud review

Data Formats

All operations expect Brazilian document formats stripped of punctuation:

Field	Format
CPF	11 digits, no dashes (e.g. `12345678900`)
CNPJ	14 digits, no dashes (e.g. `12345678000100`)
CEP	8 digits, no dashes (e.g. `01310100`)
Dates	ISO `YYYY-MM-DD`
Values	Decimal with dot (e.g. `99.90`)

Example Calls

# Create a customer
curl -X POST https://sandbox.asaas.com/api/v3/customers \
  -H "access_token: $ASAAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name":"João Silva","cpfCnpj":"12345678900","email":"[email protected]"}'

# Create a Pix payment
curl -X POST https://sandbox.asaas.com/api/v3/payments \
  -H "access_token: $ASAAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"customer":"cus_XXX","billingType":"PIX","value":99.90,"dueDate":"2026-04-15","description":"Plan subscription"}'

# Get the Pix QR code for a payment
curl https://sandbox.asaas.com/api/v3/payments/pay_XXX/pixQrCode \
  -H "access_token: $ASAAS_API_KEY"

# List subscriptions
curl https://sandbox.asaas.com/api/v3/subscriptions?limit=20 \
  -H "access_token: $ASAAS_API_KEY"

# Get account balance
curl https://sandbox.asaas.com/api/v3/finance/balance \
  -H "access_token: $ASAAS_API_KEY"

Webhooks

Asaas can send real-time events for payment status changes (created, received, overdue, refunded, chargeback) and subscription lifecycle. Configure the webhook URL in the Asaas dashboard under Integrações > Webhooks — this part is done in the dashboard, not via the API. The get_webhook_events operation is available to list the last events received by Asaas (useful for debugging delivery failures).

Advanced Endpoints (Reference Only)

The following are documented by the Asaas API but not wrapped by the skill yet:

Credit card tokenization (requires extra fields and PCI considerations)
Receivables anticipation (antecipações)
Tax/fiscal info attached to payments
Batch payment creation

If you need any of these, extend the skill using the reference implementation at workspace/projects/mcp-dev-brasil/packages/payments/asaas/ and the official docs.

Skills That Use Asaas

Skill	What it does
`int-asaas`	Direct Asaas API queries — payments, customers, subscriptions, balance, transfers
`fin-daily-pulse`	Daily snapshot — can include Asaas receipts alongside Stripe
`fin-weekly-report`	Weekly consolidation across Stripe + Asaas + Omie + Bling
`fin-monthly-close-kickoff`	Month-end close — Asaas subscriptions and payments feed into revenue reconciliation

Troubleshooting

401 `invalid_token`

Your ASAAS_API_KEY is wrong, expired (manually rotated), or you are mixing sandbox and production keys. Re-copy the key from the Asaas dashboard, making sure you are on the correct environment, and confirm ASAAS_SANDBOX matches.

400 `invalid cpfCnpj`

You passed a CPF or CNPJ with dots, dashes, or slashes. Asaas expects digits only — 11 for CPF, 14 for CNPJ.

Sandbox calls returning production data (or vice versa)

Double-check ASAAS_SANDBOX in .env. The two environments are completely isolated — a customer created in sandbox does not exist in production.

Webhook is not firing

Webhooks are configured in the Asaas dashboard, not in .env. Go to Integrações > Webhooks, make sure the URL is reachable from the public internet, and use get_webhook_events to inspect delivery attempts.

Agentes

Skills

Rotinas

Heartbeats e Goals

Dashboard

Guias

Integrações

Provedores

Casos Reais

Referência

Asaas

Asaas Integration

Setup

1. Get Your API Key

2. Configure .env

3. Test the Connection

How Authentication Works

Available Operations

Enums You Will Use Often

Data Formats

Example Calls

Webhooks

Advanced Endpoints (Reference Only)

Skills That Use Asaas

Troubleshooting

401 `invalid_token`

400 `invalid cpfCnpj`

Sandbox calls returning production data (or vice versa)

Webhook is not firing

​Asaas Integration

​Setup

​1. Get Your API Key

​2. Configure .env

​3. Test the Connection

​How Authentication Works

​Available Operations

​Enums You Will Use Often

​Data Formats

​Example Calls

​Webhooks

​Advanced Endpoints (Reference Only)

​Skills That Use Asaas

​Troubleshooting

​401 invalid_token

​400 invalid cpfCnpj

​Sandbox calls returning production data (or vice versa)

​Webhook is not firing

Asaas Integration

Setup

1. Get Your API Key

2. Configure .env

3. Test the Connection

How Authentication Works

Available Operations

Enums You Will Use Often

Data Formats

Example Calls

Webhooks

Advanced Endpoints (Reference Only)

Skills That Use Asaas

Troubleshooting

401 `invalid_token`

400 `invalid cpfCnpj`

Sandbox calls returning production data (or vice versa)

Webhook is not firing