domain: apidocs.hapana.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm your Hapana subscription plan includes API access, since Hapana's terms state the API is only available where expressly included in your subscription plan.
Generate an API key from your Hapana/Grow account and use it to authenticate requests per the public API docs.
Review the Postman collection published on the Postman API Network as a faster way to explore available endpoints than reading raw docs.
Configure webhooks (per Hapana's webhook guide) for real-time event delivery, setting a custom header key name/value so your endpoint can verify the request source.
Use the separate API admin dashboard to manage and administer issued API credentials.
Known gotchas
API access is plan-gated; a studio on a lower Hapana tier may not have API access at all regardless of documentation availability.
Webhook authentication is a custom header key/value you configure yourself, not a cryptographic HMAC signature; treat the header value as a shared secret and rotate it if exposed.
Hapana's docs are split across several subdomains (apidocs, apidashboard, app-api); confirm which one hosts current reference material before building against it.
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