DeveloperAPI
Every Function in the Platform, Available in Code
Everything you can do in the dashboard, you can do in code. Create campaigns, upload contacts, trigger a real-time drop, pull delivery status, and stream reporting back into your own systems — a full REST API documented for developers, not marketers.
What You Can Build
Common Integrations Teams Build
- Trigger a drop the moment a lead hits your CRM.
- Fire a real-time voicemail the second a form is submitted.
- Pull delivery and callback status into your own reporting.
- Build campaign management into your internal tools.
- Sync contacts and suppression lists automatically between systems.
Core Capabilities
What's in the API
Campaign management
Create, launch, pause, and monitor programmatically.
Contact and list operations
Upload, validate, segment, and suppress by API.
Real-time send
Trigger a single drop the instant an event fires.
Webhooks
Pushed notifications on delivery, callback, and opt-out events.
Reporting endpoints
Pull listen rate, callback rate, and conversion into your dashboards.
Building a Scalable Workflow
From One-Off Sends to a Repeatable System
The teams that get the most from this stop thinking in campaigns and start thinking in workflows: an event in your system triggers a drop, the callback is attributed automatically, suppression syncs both directions, and reporting lands where the rest of your data lives. That is the difference between sending messages and running an outreach engine that scales without more headcount.
FAQ
No — the web dashboard covers everything. The API is there if you want to automate or integrate; it is entirely optional.
Related but different. CRM Integrations covers named platforms and pre-built connections. The API is for building your own custom integration.