API
Create custom applications with your Ordify agents using the Ordify API. Build integrations, automate workflows, and connect your agents to external systems programmatically.
Overview
The Ordify API lets you:
- Build custom applications: Create your own apps that leverage Ordify's AI agents
- Integrate with external systems: Connect Ordify agents to your existing tools and platforms
- Automate workflows: Build automated processes that use your agents
- Test and debug: Use interactive documentation to test API integrations

Getting started
Access API Management
- Navigate to Settings → API
- View your existing API keys or generate new ones
- Access interactive documentation to test API calls
Generate a new API key
- Go to Settings → API
- Click Generate New API Key
- Copy the key immediately — it won't be shown again
- Store your API key securely
Manage API keys
- View All Keys: See all active API keys with creation dates and expiration information
- Copy Keys: Click the copy icon to copy a key to your clipboard
- Delete Keys: Remove API keys that are no longer needed
- Monitor Usage: Track when keys were created and when they expire
Interactive API documentation
Test your agent API directly in your browser:
View Interactive API Documentation →

The interactive documentation provides:
- Live API testing: Test endpoints directly in your browser
- Request examples: See example requests for all available endpoints
- Response schemas: Understand the structure of API responses
- Authentication guide: Learn how to authenticate your API requests
- Code samples: Get code examples in multiple programming languages
Authentication
All API requests require authentication using your API key:
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
Common use cases
- Chat integration: Build custom chat interfaces that use your Ordify agents
- Workflow automation: Automate business processes using agent capabilities
- Data processing: Process data through your agents programmatically
- Custom integrations: Connect Ordify to systems not available through Connect Apps or MCP
Security best practices
- Keep keys secure: Never commit API keys to version control
- Use environment variables: Store API keys in environment variables, not in source code
- Rotate keys regularly: Generate new keys and delete old ones periodically
- Monitor usage: Regularly review your API key usage and access logs
Next steps
- Explore the interactive API documentation to see all available endpoints
- Review the Chatbot Widget guide for embedding agents in websites
- See Connect an app for no-code integration options