Developers

A CRM you cantalk to in curl.

Everything the interface does, the API does — versioned under /api/v1, documented with OpenAPI, and browsable in a live console with your own key.

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REST API

Every object the UI has

Deals and their stages, payments and splits, contacts and companies with identifiers, notes, tasks, tags, custom fields, timeline, search, teams, users, audit.

Keys with scopes

A reporting job gets a key that reads; an integration gets one that writes what it must. Rotate or revoke one without touching the others.

Rate limits you can see

Per key, returned in headers, and never a surprise 429 in the middle of a migration.

A console to try it in

Swagger UI at /api/v1/docs, authenticated with your own key against your own workspace.

Events, in and out

Outbound webhooks

Deal, contact, message, task, document and payment events. Deliveries retry with backoff and every attempt keeps its status code and body, so a broken endpoint is visible rather than silent.

Inbound webhooks

Lead sources and providers post in; signatures are verified and duplicates dropped by idempotency key.

OAuth apps

For tools that act on behalf of a user rather than the workspace, with consent and revocation in the settings.

Mobile API

Conversations, media, devices and notifications, with Expo push behind them.

MCP server

Your AI tools,read-only.

Point an MCP client at your workspace and it gets seven tools, all read: list deals, get a deal, find a contact, list tasks, list pipelines, a deals summary, and whoami. Each call re-authenticates and obeys that employee’s own visibility scope — and an admin enables it per person.

Try a call beforeyou try the product.

Open a trial workspace, mint a key, and hit the console. Ten minutes tells you more than a demo.

Developers — Ikigai CRM