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API API and Webhooks

Integration Center Basics

8.1 Integration Center Basics Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [IMPLEMENTATION LEAD] Use the left navigation and settings workspaces to manage integration access. In day-to-day operations, most teams work from Settings > Integrations, then move between API Keys, Connectors, Webhooks, Delivery Log, and Omnichannel. WorkspaceWhat you use it for Settings > Integrations > API KeysCreate, label, reveal, and revoke API keys used by approved applications. Settings > Integrations > ConnectorsCreate named connections to external services and run connection tests. Settings > Integrations >...

8.1 Integration Center Basics

Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [IMPLEMENTATION LEAD]

Use the left navigation and settings workspaces to manage integration access. In day-to-day operations, most teams work from Settings > Integrations, then move between API Keys, Connectors, Webhooks, Delivery Log, and Omnichannel.

WorkspaceWhat you use it for Settings > Integrations > API KeysCreate, label, reveal, and revoke API keys used by approved applications. Settings > Integrations > ConnectorsCreate named connections to external services and run connection tests. Settings > Integrations > WebhooksSubscribe external systems to selected business events. Settings > Integrations > Delivery LogReview sent, failed, retried, or pending webhook deliveries. Settings > Integrations > OmnichannelReview channel sync health, order import queues, and intervention actions. Settings > Integrations > SamplesOpen sample files, implementation notes, or guided references provided by the platform.

Source: Eprecus user manuals, vol-07-rest-api-webhooks.pdf