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Introduction

  • Welcome 👋
  • Working with our API
  • Before you start
  • API reference
  • Help center

Account

  • Your account
  • API-key
  • Test & Live Mode

Resources

  • Resources overview
  • Creating resources
  • Resource availability

Projects v2

  • Projects overview

Availability

  • Availability overview
  • Constraints
  • Using the endpoints

Bookings

  • Bookings overview
  • Understanding bookings
  • Creating bookings
  • State change on bookings
  • Group & class bookings
  • Notifications & webhooks
  • Action links
  • Building a rescheduling flow
  • Customer Split Name
  • Emails Templates

BookingJS Widget v3

  • Getting started v3
  • Advanced Configuration

Booking.js Widget v2

  • Getting started v2
  • Advanced configuration
  • Using it with React, Vue etc.
  • Customization guides
  • Open Source on GitHub

JavaScript SDK

  • Open Source on GitHub

Search/filter

  • Search overview
  • Searching for resources
  • Searching for bookings
  • Scoping with signed search

Integrate

  • Connect to Zapier
  • How to build a customer booking overview
  • Signed webhooks

Timekit Store Appointments

  • Introduction
  • Store Appointments Widget
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