Documentation
Integrations
API keys, webhooks, MCP agents and the booking widget.
8 pages
- Integrations overviewThe developer surface inside the product — and why none of it appears in your menu until somebody installs the Integration Hub for that property.
- Telephony: call rates, extensions & postingWhat a guest call costs, which room an extension belongs to, and how a rated call lands on that guest's folio — behind a PABX provider seam.
- Interfaces: booking-engine & rate mappingOne instance per external system, with its own pull and push rate-code mapping and its own country/currency vocabulary — the booking engine is the first one wired up.
- API keysScoped credentials for the public API and MCP. The token is shown once, a key can never out-scope its creator, and revoking takes effect immediately.
- Webhooks, retries and replaySigned delivery, six retries with backoff, and a replay that re-sends the same event id — which is what makes pressing it twice cost a consumer nothing.
- MCP agentsConnect an AI agent with an API key. What it is handed is an intent — a job — not a list of endpoints, the list is filtered to what that key can do, sensitive jobs ask first, and every call lands in the audit log.
- The playgroundMint a fifteen-minute scratch key and run real API, MCP and job calls from inside the product, before you write a line of code against them.
- Embedding the direct booking widgetEmbed commission-free direct booking on your own site. The server prices it, stop-sell binds it, and the booking arrives as an ordinary reservation.