pull orders and configure webhooks with the webconnex ticketspice/regfox api
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Steps
Generate an API key from the product admin UI (Extras > Integrations > API Keys); note RegFox REST API access requires a Premium or Professional plan.
Use the shared Webconnex REST API v2 docs (docs.webconnex.io/api/v2) to pull orders/registrations, filtering with params like formId, email, or dateUpdated instead of re-pulling everything.
Separately configure a webhook (Extras > Integrations > Add Integration > Webhooks) with a target URL and specific events (new registration, subscription/deposit processed, form publish, inventory thresholds, coupon creation/edit).
Verify inbound deliveries using the X-Webconnex-Signature HMAC header, and expect Content-Type: application/json plus X-Webconnex-Delivery and X-Webconnex-Event headers.
Use the admin UI's Recent Deliveries panel to inspect payload/request/response history and resend a webhook while testing your endpoint.
Known gotchas
Both daily (10,000/24h) and burst (900/15min) rate limits are tied to the account, not the individual API key — multiple integrations on one account share the same budget.
Webhooks are delivered per order, not per ticket, and are explicitly not real-time — don't build logic that assumes synchronous or per-ticket delivery.
The REST API is primarily read-only (GET) with only a few narrow write exceptions — don't design a write-heavy integration around it.
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