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An API and webhooks, included in the plan.

Connect StoreBay to your accounting, your reporting or your own website. The account owner creates a key in StoreBay, and the reference is published for your developer.

Illustration: the API keys list in StoreBay’s developer settings, with a Create key button. Two active keys, “Reporting sheet” (sb_live_3f9a then dots, scopes reports:read, units:read) and “Website booking” (sb_live_c81d then dots, scopes reservations:write, units:read +1), and the line “Keys carry only the scopes you grant.”

How the API works.

Ask for the records you need.

  • Units, customers, agreements, invoices and payments, each in a published format.
  • Your own systems connect with a key, and each key is limited to the permissions it was given.
  • A partner’s app has to ask for your permission first.
  • The integrations page lists what else StoreBay connects to.

Illustration: a request to StoreBay’s API, a GET to /v1 with an Authorization header carrying a key, beside the records it can ask for: units at /v1/units, customers at /v1/contacts, agreements at /v1/agreements, invoices at /v1/invoices, payments at /v1/payments.

Hear when something changes.

  • Webhooks tell your other software when, for example, a payment succeeds or a customer signs their licence.
  • Each one is signed, so your systems can check it came from StoreBay.
  • If your end is down, it’s tried up to eight times over about three days.
  • A delivery that still fails shows as Exhausted in your delivery log, where you can send it again.

Illustration: the delivery log for one webhook endpoint. payment.succeeded: delivered after 1 attempt, response 200; agreement.signed: retrying after 3 attempts, response 503, with a Redeliver link; payment.succeeded: exhausted after 8 attempts, response 503, with a Redeliver link.

Questions about the API.

The account owner, in StoreBay’s developer settings. A key is shown once when it’s made, is limited to the permissions chosen for it, and can be replaced or switched off at any time.

See what you could connect.

A 30-minute walkthrough, shaped around sites like yours.