Authentication
To authenticate your requests to Wodify's APIs, you'll need to include an x-api-key header in your HTTP requests. The x-api-key header serves as a unique identifier that grants access to the API endpoints and resources associated with your API key.
🔑 Obtaining Your API Key
Before you can start making requests to Wodify's APIs, you'll need to obtain an API key. If you encounter any issues locating your API Key, contact Wodify support.
- For Wodify Customers: If you use the Wodify Workflows feature, you already have an API key set up and ready to use! You can find it in Wodify Core via Digital Presence > Web Integrations > API Keys. Click the 'EDIT' button and locate the API key with the name 'Wodify API.'
- For Wodify Partners: You can retrieve your API Key by visiting the Wodify Developer Portal. If you need assistance accessing the portal or obtaining your API Key, please reach out to Wodify support.
📬 Including Your API Key in Requests
When making requests to Wodify's APIs, be sure to include the API key in the x-api-key header of your HTTP requests. The value of the x-api-key header should be set to your API key, as in the following example:
POST /v1/clients HTTP/1.1
Accept: application/json
X-Api-Key: YOUR_API_KEY_HERE
Content-Type: application/json
Host: app-api.wodify.com✅ Authentication and Authorization
Upon receiving your request, Wodify's API server will verify the API key included in the x-api-key header. If the API key is valid and authorized to access the requested resource, the server will process the request and return the appropriate response. Otherwise, an error response indicating authentication or authorization failure will be returned.
Updated 7 months ago