feat: add sql account api service guide

docs/integration/sql-account-api/_category_.json

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+{
+    "label": "SQL Account API",
+    "position": 2,
+    "link": {
+        "type": "generated-index",
+        "description": "A quick guide on SQL Account API"
+    }
+}

docs/integration/sql-account-api/api-on-premise-setup.md

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+---
+sidebar_position: 1
+id: on-premise-setup
+title: On-Premise Setup
+description: A guide to setup sql mobile connect on-premise
+slug: /sql-account-api/on-premise-setup
+tags: ["SQL Account", "SQL Account API", "On-Premise Setup"]
+---
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+- `SQL Account` **version 5.2025.1038.875** or above
+- Fix server IP address (either DHCP Reservation or Static)
+- [Public IP Address](#public-ip-address)
+- [Port Forwarding](#step-3---port-forwarding)
+
+## Public IP Address
+
+Make sure to have a **dedicated public IP Address**.
+
+:::info[Check Public IP Address]
+You can using [SQL Connect Detector](https://connect.sql.com.my/document/private-cloud/requirements/sql-connect-detector#download) to check whether public IP is enabled by your ISP.
+
+Make sure the last requirement **Port Forward?** is in <text style={{color: "#43a047"}}>**Green**</text>
+:::
+
+:::tip[Hints]
+If the result is <text style={{color:"#f44336"}}>**Red**</text>, kindly call your internet service provider and request for dedicated Public IP.
+
+If the provider requests a reason, you can explain that you intend to host a server and therefore need to set up port forwarding.
+:::
+
+## Setup
+
+### Step 1 - Install SQL API Service
+
+1. On `Logon Screen` > **Click** `⚙️`
+
+   ![logon screen setting](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/on-premise-setup/1.png)
+
+2. **Right-Click** on company database > **Select** `Configure API Service...`
+
+   ![configure mobile connect](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/on-premise-setup/2.png)
+
+3. **Click** on `Install` to install  API service
+
+   ![install mobile connect](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/on-premise-setup/3.png)
+
+### Step 2 - Start Service
+
+After the installation, start the service. Once successful, `Service is running` status will show on screen.
+
+![service running](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/on-premise-setup/4.png)
+
+### Step 3 - Port Forwarding
+
+Next, we will need to do `Port Forwarding`.
+
+:::info[Port Forwarding Information]
+You can **Click** on `Show Tips` to find all the information for port forwarding configuration.
+
+![show tips](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/on-premise-setup/5.png)
+:::
+
+1. **Access Router Setting**: Login to the router's administration interface on web browser.
+
+   You can **Click** on `Show Tips` > `Gateway IP Address`, to access login page of the router.
+
+    :::warning
+   If you are using a firewall or serving the router's web administration interface via a different IP address, this might not work.
+    :::
+
+   ![router gateway](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/on-premise-setup/6.png)
+
+2. **Navigate to Port Forwarding Section**: Find `Port Forwarding`, `Virtual Service` or similar section in the router's setting.
+
+3. **Add New Rule**: Create a new port forwarding rule. (All information can get from [Port Forwarding Information](#step-3---port-forwarding))
+
+   - `Service Name`: Enter a description name (**SQL Account API Service**)
+   - `External/Public Port`: Specify the port number to use for external access (**443**)
+   - `Internal IP Address`: Enter the IP address of the device to forward to (**E.g. 192.168.0.238**)
+   - `Internal/Private Port`: Specify the port number the service is listening on within the internal network (**443**)
+
+4. **Save the Rule**: Save the new port forwarding rule.
+
+5. **Verify**: **Click** on `Test Connection` to test `SQL Account API Service` status. When `✅ OK` status is shown, it means the service is setup successfully.
+
+   ![alt text](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/on-premise-setup/7.png)
+
+### Examples of Port Forward
+
+Can refer to [Sample of port forward setup](../sql-mobile-connect/on-premise-setup#examples-of-port-forward) on different router

docs/integration/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key.md

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+---
+sidebar_position: 2
+id: generate-api-secret-key
+title: Generate API Secret Key
+description: A guide to generate SQL Account API secret key
+slug: /sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key
+tags: ["SQL Account", "SQL Account API", "Generate API Secret Key"]
+---
+
+This guide will walk through generating `API Secret Key`, which allow the user to access SQL Account API Services.
+
+## Step to Generate API Secret Key
+
+1. **Navigate to User Detail:**
+
+    Go to `Tools` > `Maintain User...` > `Detail` 
+
+2. **Select API Secret Key Option:**
+
+    **Click** on `More` > `API Secret Key`
+
+    ![1](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key/1.png)   
+
+3. **Generate Secret Key:**
+
+    **Click** on `Generate API Secret Key`
+
+    ![2](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key/2.png)
+
+    :::warning[Important Note]
+    Once an `API Secret Key` is generated for a user, that user will no longer be able to login on SQL Account directly. The user only be able to access `SQL Account API Service` with the secret key generated.
+    :::
+
+4. **Copy and Save Secret Key**
+
+    The API `Access Key` and `Secret Key` will displayed. Make sure to copy and save it immediately in a secure location.
+
+    ![3](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key/3.png)
+
+    :::info[Tip]
+    **API Secret Key** can only be retrieved at the time of generated. If you lose it, you can `revoke` and `generate` a new API Secret Key.
+    :::
+
+## Test AWSv4 Signature with API Secret Key
+
+`SQL Account API Service` uses [AWS Signature Version 4](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/sigv4-auth-using-authorization-header.html) for authenticating requests. You can **click** on `Test Connection` to test on the request with AWSv4 authorization header.
+
+![4](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key/4.png)
+
+:::info[Hints]
+For a sample cURL request with AWSv4 authorization header, **click** on `Copy`.
+:::
+
+## Download and Import SQL Account API Postman Collection
+
+1. **Download Postman Collection:**
+
+    **Click** on `Download Postman Collection` to save `postman_collection.json` file.
+
+    ![5](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key/5.png)
+
+2. **Import the API specification into your Postman application:**
+
+    **Click** on `Import`, then select `postman_collection.json` file you downloaded to import.
+
+    ![postman-1](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key/postman-1.png)    
+
+3. **Update Access Key and Secret Key:**
+
+    After postman collection imported, **navigate** to `Variables` tab. Then, **replace** the `your_access_key` and `your_secret Key` with the Access Key and Secret Key generated earlier.
+
+    ![postman-2](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key/postman-2.png) 
+
+4. **Test on API Endpoint**
+
+    **Select** on `Agent` endpoint. Then, **click** on `Send` to try retrieve agent data from `SQL Account API Service` and the `Agent` json data list will show on response body.
+
+    ![postman-3](../../../static/img/sql-account-api/generate-api-secret-key/postman-3.png)