API documentation
Use the Quicket API documentation when building a custom integration with Quicket.
The documentation contains the technical information developers need to work with Quicket's available API functionality.
Where can I find the documentation?
Quicket's developer documentation is available at:
Before you begin
You'll need your Quicket subscriber key.
Find it by going to My Account → API Keys.
Keep your API key secure
Treat API keys like passwords.
Don't expose your subscriber key publicly.
- Don't add it to public webpages
- Don't publish it in public code repositories
- Don't share it with people who don't need access
What should developers use the documentation for?
Refer to the developer documentation for the current:
- Available API functionality
- Endpoints
- Request requirements
- Parameters
- Response formats
Because technical functionality can change, use the developer documentation as the source of truth when implementing an integration.
Need event notifications instead?
If your application needs to be notified when certain booking actions happen rather than repeatedly requesting information through the API, consider using Webhooks.
What’s next?
Start with the API setup guide or use Webhooks if your system needs real-time event notifications.