Calendar webhooks and API keys
Send booking events to another system with a webhook, or create an API key for a developer.
Open Calendar, then the Settings tab inside it. Webhooks > Add Webhook: paste the address that should receive the events, tick the events (booking.created, booking.cancelled, booking.rescheduled, event.created, event.cancelled) and press Create. API Keys > Create API Key: give it a label and press Create.
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Step by step
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Owners and admins can connect the calendar to other systems. Open the Settings tab, inside Calendar.
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A webhook tells another system the moment something happens, like a new booking. Open Webhooks.
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Add Webhook opens the form.
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Paste the address that should receive the events.
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Tick the events to send: here, a new booking and a cancelled booking.
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Create would start sending them. We press Cancel instead, to keep the demo as it is.
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API Keys let a developer use the calendar API.
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Create API Key asks for a label, so you know later what uses the key.
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Name it after the tool that will use it.
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Create shows the key only once, so copy it right away. We cancel here too.
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