domain: api.billetto.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Create a Billetto account and choose an authentication method — API key or OAuth — per the Developer Hub's getting-started guidance.
Review the Terms of Use and rate-limiting rules before building against the API.
Use the API Endpoints reference (api.billetto.com/reference/welcome) to pull your events, attendees, orders, and booking-question data.
Use the separate Public Event Search endpoint to discover publicly available events across Billetto's platform, not just your own account's events.
Configure the Webhook resource for real-time notifications on registrations/order updates, setting it up through the GUI in the Developer section as Billetto recommends.
Known gotchas
Billetto recommends configuring webhooks through their GUI rather than the raw API — treat the webhook resource as configuration-first.
There are two authentication options (API key vs. OAuth) with different setup paths — decide which one your integration needs before requesting credentials.
Public Event Search returns data across Billetto's whole platform, not just your account — don't use it as a substitute for your own account's order/event endpoints.
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