API reference

Published items. Send content_type, plus page, limit, search as needed.

One item, with its content type and field definitions.

Every content type in the organization, with its fields.

Documentation generated from this organization's own schema, as JSON.

What a basket costs: items, fees, the delivery fee, discounts and tax, plus whether it can be ordered at all. The call a cart makes on every change.

Online payment. Pass success_url and cancel_url. Returns a Stripe URL. The only checkout address a browser can reach. The client names it checkout.

Pay in person. Send custom_payment_method_id. Creates the order immediately as unpaid. The client names it checkoutInPerson and sends your key to it — the one ordering call it does; through checkout the same basket arrives without a key and is refused.

Business details and opening hours. Needs no key — see Organization.

The full business profile, including unpublished fields. Dashboard only; API keys are refused.

Active online methods and pay-in-person methods.

Active order fees, in display order. The catalogue, including the optional and variable ones a quote does not list until they are applied.

Fulfillment types, preparation times, the delivery area summary and the tax configuration.

What a discount code is worth on the items alone. For checking a code before there is a basket to quote.

Whether one address can be delivered to, with no basket involved. For an address field that validates before a cart exists; the quote answers this and the price together once there is one.

Orders with their line items. Filter by status and user_id.

Create an order directly. For back-office integrations, not storefronts.

Address suggestions, already shaped for fulfillment.address.

The full address for a suggestion id. Optional, kept for older integrations.

The six fields a booking form follows: opening hours with their exceptions, slot configuration, party size cap, capacity, whether a booking waits for approval, and calendar_timezone.

The reservation types, each with its slug, its booking limits and the fields its form asks for.

Which slots still have room on one day. Takes date, and optionally party_size and reservation_type_slug.

Change those settings. Not something a booking widget should hold.

Existing reservations. Filter by start_date, end_date, reservation_type_slug.

Create a reservation. Send booking_source: "website" from a public widget.

One reservation.

Update a reservation. A moved start is held to the same rules as a new one, and booking_source is ignored. A key cannot confirm, decline or cancel: its status is ignored, and so are internal_notes, rejection_reason, resource_ids and quarantined_at — those are the staff's. With nothing left to change, it changes nothing and answers the reservation as it stands.

Per day, when the venue takes a booking, and whether it takes requests at all. Not which times are free.

Per day, the start times still free for an appointment of duration minutes. Times only, nothing about who booked.

Bookings for the organization, paginated.

One booking, with its status.

Create a booking and send the confirmation email.

Store a submission and notify the organization.

Submissions for the organization, paginated.

Change the status: new, read, replied or archived.

Delete a submission and its replies.

The reply thread for one submission.

Reply by email and record it. Moves the submission to replied.

Poster frame for a video field, as an ordinary image.

The video player. Use in an iframe, without query parameters.

Gone. The product catalog moved into Content Management in August 2025; this endpoint answers 410 with code RESOURCE_GONE to every caller. Read the catalog at /api/content/items?content_type=<slug> instead.