Connect API Keys and Signed Webhooks
Create scoped API keys and signed outbound webhooks with retry queues and delivery logs.
Applies to 2.0.2+
Free
Stable
Verified August 3, 2026
Integrations provides Webhook endpoints, Delivery logs, and API keys. API keys can be limited to appointment and customer scopes, while webhook requests are signed and retried through a queue.
Open the feature
Go to Yo Booking > Settings > Integrations.
Before you start
- Define the receiving system, minimum scopes, endpoint ownership, and secret-rotation process.
- Use HTTPS endpoints and a staging receiver.
Recommended workflow
- Create an API key with only the required read or write scopes and copy it once to a secret manager.
- Create a webhook endpoint and choose only required booking events.
- Verify the receiver validates the webhook signature.
- Trigger a staging event and review Delivery logs.
- Resolve the cause before retrying a failed delivery.
- Rotate or revoke unused keys and endpoint secrets.
What success looks like
- Authorized REST requests work only within assigned scopes.
- Signed webhook events arrive once or are handled idempotently across retries.
Important notes
- API keys and webhook secrets are credentials; never place them in public Docs, tickets, or screenshots.
- Integration payloads can transmit personal data to the configured destination; document that destination in the privacy policy.
Release and support resources
Continue from Yo Booking documentation to the complete product workflow.
Review the product page for the current release, installation options, and support resources.
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