Developers
API, authentication, webhooks, real-time subscriptions, MCP, and embedding.
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API overview
An introduction to the Timerise API - authentication, endpoints, SDKs, rate limits, and webhooks.
apigraphqlrestdevelopmentsdk - 2→
Authentication and API keys
Learn how to authenticate requests to the Timerise GraphQL API using the login mutation or static API keys.
apiauthenticationapi-keyssecurity - 3→
Single sign-on (SSO)
Let your staff sign in to Timerise with Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace, and use the resulting token against the Timerise API.
ssoauthenticationentraazuregoogle-workspaceoidcsecurity - 4→
Webhooks
Use webhooks to receive real-time notifications when bookings are created, updated, or cancelled.
webhooksapieventsintegration - 5→
Embedding Timerise booking page
How to embed a Timerise booking page into your website using a standard HTML iframe.
embeddingiFrameHTMLSDKintegrationbooking page - 6→
MCP Server - AI Agent Integration
Connect AI agents to Timerise using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for real booking operations - listing services, querying availability, and managing bookings.
MCPAIagentsModel Context ProtocolClaudeOpenAIintegrationAPI - 7→
Real-Time Subscriptions
How to use GraphQL subscriptions with the Timerise API to receive real-time updates on bookings and notifications.
subscriptionsGraphQLWebSocketgraphql-wsFirestorereal-timebookingsnotifications - 8→
Useful links
A curated list of useful links for Timerise development, including the API explorer and open-source resources.
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