Follow the workspaces you created for your clients from your own backend, and hear of every event: ready, payment failed, suspended, deleted. A clean REST API, signed webhooks, and documentation you can try right in your browser.
Everything a business needs to put AI employees in front of its own clients.
Their status, their address and their invitation, from your own backend, whenever you need them.
Each workspace carries your white label: your name, your colors, your logo. Your client sees your offer.
When a payment fails or a workspace is suspended, your backend hears of it at once, with the link to pay.
Ready, payment failed, suspended, deleted: signed webhooks, retried for 24 hours if your server is down.
Keys shown once and stored as fingerprints, allowed IP addresses required, read-only or read-write keys, rate limits, an alert email for every new key.
JSON over HTTPS, an OpenAPI 3.1 file to import in Postman or Insomnia, or to generate a client in your language.
From your dashboard to your backend.
In your dashboard, with the IP addresses of your servers and its access: read-only or read-write.
Account · APIList your workspaces, or get one, from your own backend.
GET /v1/workspacesGive us your https address: each event reaches you, signed with your secret.
workspace.readyA key, one call, a JSON answer. A read-only key is enough to follow your workspaces.
# Check your key curl https://dash.geta.team/api/v1/me \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $GETA_API_KEY" # List your clients’ workspaces curl https://dash.geta.team/api/v1/workspaces \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $GETA_API_KEY" # Get one workspace curl https://dash.geta.team/api/v1/workspaces/77 \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $GETA_API_KEY"
Guides in English and French, an interactive reference, and the OpenAPI file.
Authentication, errors, limits, every call with its fields and answers.
Read the guides →Every call, with code samples in your language and a button to try it with your key.
Open the reference →The events, their content, and how to check their signature in Node, Python or PHP.
Set up webhooks →The whole API in OpenAPI 3.1: import it in Postman, Insomnia or a client generator.
Download the file →Create your first API key in your dashboard, then follow your clients’ workspaces in one call.