This page gives instruction for working with Forms and your server. It’s also possible to receive the entered data per email or saved it right into MijnKlantportaal, which does not require technical skills.
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
With Forms, you can bring your own interacting form to your customer portal. You can build whatever you want as long as it can be formatted as a submittable form, like a settings page for hosting settings. To let your form interact with your API, you should know how we call your APIs to send and (optional) retrieve data.
If your endpoint does not response with a status code in the 200-range, MijnKlantportaal will consider the request, both sending and retrieving, as failed and so showing your customer an error message.
When your customer submits the form, we call your API endpoint with the HTTP method which you set yourself. The request will always contain the following headers:
Header
Description
Example
X-Customer-Id
The ID of the customer which submits the form
cst_123abc456def
X-Form-Id
The ID of the form which is submitted
frm_123abc456def
The body will contain JSON with your field names and the value entered by your customer. In case of a GET method, the request will be query parameters. An example:Your form:
Field name
Field value
name
John Doe
age
20
sex
male
The request body or query parameters to your endpoint:
You can pre-fill your form by setting a retrieving data endpoint. You can choose between a GET or POST method.
The endpoint should return a JSON-object with the fields which you have specified. Any missing fields in your response will be considered as null and so left empty. Any extra fields which are not corresponding with any of your form fields, will be discarded.The request will always contain the following headers:
Header
Description
Example
Accept
MijnKlantportaal always expects a JSON-object
application/json
X-Customer-Id
The ID of the customer the data is for
cst_123abc456def
X-Form-Id
The ID of the form to fill
frm_123abc456def
Your form:
Field name
name
sex
age
The response body:
JSON
{ "name": "John Doe", "nationality": "Dutch", // Will be ignored since field 'nationality' does not exist "sex": "male" // 'age' will be left empty in the form, since no data is returned for that field}