authenticate to zenoti's api and configure your center/organization for api access
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Steps
in zenoti, go to the organization level under admin > setup > apps to create a backend app
generate an api key for that app, scoping data permissions (e.g., restrict employee data) under the appropriate api groups
add the key to every request's authorization header as "apikey {api_key}" for server-to-server calls
for user-scoped or client-side calls, generate a short-lived access token instead and send it as "bearer {access_token}", refreshing before it expires
confirm authorization by checking the app's jwt/apikey group permissions, which govern which endpoints and centers the credential can reach
Known gotchas
api keys don't expire for up to a year and grant broad access, so treat them like long-lived secrets; access tokens expire in 24 hours and require refresh handling
an employee's access token is invalidated if their password changes or they leave the org — don't rely on tokens tied to individual staff accounts for backend integrations
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