Account and security

API keys, webhooks and the audit log

Connect other tools to Responseify with an API key or webhook, and review who did what in your workspace.

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  • Checked 5 October 2026

Before you start

  • You are the Owner or an Admin. API keys and webhooks are for building your own integrations.

Create an API key

  1. Click Settings (1), then API keys (2) and New API key (3). Keys authenticate the public REST API (/api/v1). Send them as Authorization: Bearer <key>.

    The API keys page with Settings, API keys and New API key marked 1 to 3

  2. Give the key a name and choose its scopes, which are the things it is allowed to do. Give it only what it needs.

    The New API key window with its name and scopes

  3. Responseify then shows Copy your API key. This is the only time the full key is shown. Store it somewhere safe. If you lose it, revoke it and create a new one.

Add a webhook

  1. Open Webhooks (2) and click Add webhook (3). A webhook sends a POST request to your URL when something happens in your workspace.

    The Webhooks page with Settings, Webhooks and Add webhook marked 1 to 3

  2. In the New webhook window enter a Name, the Endpoint URL (for example https://example.com/webhook), an optional Signing secret and the events you want, then save.

    The New webhook window

See who did what

Open Audit log (2). Audit Log (3) tracks important actions across your workspace.

The Audit Log page with Settings, Audit log and the page heading marked 1 to 3

Frequently asked questions

Why would I use a signing secret?

It lets your server check that a webhook really came from Responseify.

I lost my API key.

Revoke it and create a new one. The full key is never shown again.

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