authenticate and call event/attendee endpoints in the accelevents api
domain: developer.accelevents.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Generate an API key from Manage Enterprise > Integrations > API Key, which requires owner-level access to the Enterprise account.
Paste the key into the Authentication header field on the API Reference page to test calls with 'Try It!' before writing integration code.
Use event endpoints (e.g. create/configure an event, get ticketing settings, calculate fees) and attendee endpoints (e.g. add attendees, list all attendees) under the https://api.accelevents.com/rest base path.
Check /llms.txt on the developer portal for a machine-readable index of docs pages and OpenAPI endpoints if building tooling around the API.
Subscribe to webhooks for real-time updates (e.g. ticket purchases, attendee check-ins) instead of continuously polling attendee/order endpoints.
Known gotchas
Only users with owner access to the Enterprise account can generate or view the API key — a regular event admin can't self-serve one.
Regenerating the API key breaks existing integrations using the old key, the same as other platforms — rotate carefully in production.
The API surface spans many event-experience features (sessions, gamification, networking) beyond core ticketing — scope your integration to the specific endpoints you need.
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