📄️ Creating an API key
The EventsAir GraphQL API is currently available to customers who have signed up to be early adopters. Please join the early adopters to ensure that you can access the API and provide feedback to help us improve it.
📄️ Get an access token
The GraphQL API uses OAuth 2.0 to authorize applications. Applications must request an access token using the Client Credentials flow using the Client ID and Client Secret for your API key (see Creating an API key).
📄️ How to issue a query
Communicating with GraphQL
📄️ Inventories
Several object types in the EventsAir GraphQL API have inventories, meaning they can be consumed in some way. Inventories often (but not always) have a finite limit, configured as part of an event setup.
📄️ Custom fields
Most object types in EventsAir have custom fields, which allow consumers to extend the object with additional values. A custom field definition is a template for these additional values.
📄️ Function registrations
A function is a type of agenda item that you can use to organize and manage activities such as workshops or meals within your event.
📄️ Uploading files
To support uploading files to EventsAir, the API exposes a separate, dedicated endpoint.
📄️ Uploading presentation documents
The GraphQL API supports presentation documents in the createPresentation and updatePresentation mutations.
🗃️ Webhooks
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