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API keys

An API key lets an external system — like your own website — send inquiries straight into Frisbee. Hand your web developer a key, and a form on your site can deliver enquiries directly to your Inquiries list, no copy-and-paste required.

Open Settings from the left-hand menu, then choose API Keys.

Steps

  1. Select Generate API Key.
  2. Give the key a Name so you'll remember what it's for (for example, "Website contact form").
  3. Copy the key and pass it to your web developer — they'll use it to send your website's form submissions to Frisbee.
The API Keys page showing the Generate API Key button and a table of keys with name, masked key, created date, last used and a revoke action
Generate a key, name it, and hand it to your web developer to connect your site's form.

Your keys are listed in a table showing each key's Name, a masked Key, when it was Created, and when it was Last Used — handy for checking a key is actually working. If a key is no longer needed, or you think it's been shared too widely, select Revoke to switch it off.

Inquiries that arrive through a key land in your Inquiries list just like any other, marked with the source public-api so you can tell where they came from.

This is a job for your web developer

You don't need to be technical to use this — generate the key, then hand it to whoever looks after your website. They'll connect your contact form to Frisbee for you.

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