Alex B.

Introduction This guide shows developers how to access the bookingtime App API for testing purposes. The bookingtime platform uses the OAuth 2.0 protocol for authentication. This supports comm...

Introduction This guide shows developers how to access the bookingtime Module API for testing purposes. The bookingtime platform uses the OAuth 2.0 protocol for authentication. This support...

  Authentication   The bookingtime APIs use the OAuth 2.0 protocol for authentication. This supports common OAuth 2.0 scenarios for single page applications (via Authorization Code Flow) and mach...

HTTP Callbacks allow apps to dynamically receive notifications or data updates when certain events occur. They work by sending an HTTP POST request to a predefined URL whenever the event tied to th...

Introduction Welcome to the bookingtime API! The bookingtime API is RESTful. It accepts and returns JSON in the HTTP body. URL´s are predictable and the usual CRUD operations are extended with Link...

Introduction The bookingtime account is the first step to develop apps and modules and links the accounts to organizations. The account is needed to create a developer account, that will provide ac...

Introduction What are modules for? Modules are tailored for end customers and primarily designed for tasks like appointment booking or cancellation. Modules do not necessitate user login, offering ...

When developing and integrating applications within the bookingtime system, two essential configuration entities, appConfig and moduleConfig play a crucial role in managing settings, access, and cu...

In the bookingtime API, additionalData and customEntities are two powerful features designed for extending functionality and customizing data handling. These entities allow developers to add and or...

In the bookingtime system, the concept of organizational hierarchy is fundamental to structuring permissions and settings within a network. This article explains how organizations can be managed hi...