Integrate with Escapia's GraphQL Gateway API as a verified Avantio/Kigo alternative
domain: developer.escapia.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Obtain partner Client ID and Client Secret credentials from Escapia for Gateway API access.
Retrieve a bearer token by sending Basic Auth (Base64 of ClientId:ClientSecret) to the token endpoint at api-gateway.escapia.com/token, noting the token's maximum-expiration value in the response headers.
Use the bearer token in the Authorization header on GraphQL POST requests to api-gateway.escapia.com/graphql.
Prototype unit/inventory and reservation queries using the GraphQL Playground linked from developer.escapia.com before wiring them into production code.
Refresh the bearer token proactively before its stated max-expiration time, and also refresh reactively on any unexpected 401 response.
Known gotchas
This route substitutes for Avantio (which does not offer a public API) and Kigo (now a Guesty-owned product with limited current public documentation and partner-gated access) — confirm current terms directly with the vendor before committing.
The API is GraphQL, not REST, so REST-oriented sync patterns (fixed endpoint paths, offset pagination) need to be redesigned around queries/mutations against a single /graphql endpoint.
Token expiration is variable per response rather than a fixed constant — read the returned max-expiration header rather than hardcoding an assumed TTL, and handle 401s by refreshing even before that time is reached.
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