Create project credentials
Account owners can create keys with an expiry, regenerate a secret and revoke a connection that is no longer needed.
Platform · Developer API Your software.
Your software.
A connected WhatsApp workflow.
Connect your software to a focused Wydely workflow. Use a project API key, review the resource reference from the Developer API workspace and test the operation your integration needs.
- Project API keys
- Expiry & revocation
- Workspace reference
A focused software connectionExample workflow
- 01One project key
An account owner sets the connection’s project and expiry.
- 02One supported resource
Read the workspace reference and test the request your system needs.
- 03Managed access
Keep the secret on your server. Regenerate or revoke it when needed.
What your team can do
A focused connection. Clear access.
Keep credentials, project scope and resource requirements clear from the first request.
Open the resource reference
Use the Documentation action in the Developer API workspace to review authentication, supported routes and request examples.
Test one useful operation
Start with the resource your software needs, such as listing templates. Confirm access, limits and outcomes before expanding the integration.
Plan the right setup
Find the reference in the workspace.
The Developer API workspace keeps project key management and its Documentation action together.
Open the reference
Select Developer API in the Wydely workspace and use Documentation to review the resource reference.
Manage the secret
Create a key for the intended project, choose an expiry and store the issued secret securely on your server.
Validate the contract
Confirm authentication, fields, resource lifecycle and errors for the operation you want to connect.
Example workflow
Make your first project-scoped request.
An example of connecting an application to the documented resource API.
A useful next step
Your software has a focused connection with clear credentials and project boundaries.
Your software has a focused connection with clear credentials and project boundaries.
- 01
Choose the project and key
Create a key for the intended project and choose the appropriate expiry. Keep it securely on your server.
- 02
Read the resource contract
Review authentication, request fields, errors and the supported operation in the developer reference.
- 03
Test the integration
Validate the request and its outcomes using a suitable test account before sending customer messages.
Make it work for your business
Start with the integration you want to build.
Tell us which system and resource you want to connect. We can review the documented API scope, account setup and requirements.
Review your requirementsA few useful answers
Know what to expect.
Review the details before choosing your workflow.
Explore plansWhere do I create a key and open the reference?
Account owners can select a project and manage its keys in the Developer API workspace. Use its Documentation action to open the resource reference; ask for an integration walkthrough if you need access guidance.
Can I put the key in my website or mobile app?
Keep secret API keys on your server. Do not expose them in public client code or share them with customers. Set an appropriate expiry and revoke keys that are no longer needed.
Does the API support every dashboard action?
Check the reference available in your workspace for supported routes and lifecycle rules. A dashboard feature does not automatically expose every action through the API. Review the exact operation and account eligibility before using it.
See Wydely in action
Connect one useful workflow first.
Review your software, the documented resources and the access your integration needs.