Start with the basics
This enpoint allows you to request a unique video request link and drop it anywhere in your application or internal process.
This enpoint allows you to display a recorded video or delete videos (by their ID).
If you donβt want to generate unique links for each recording, you can use public links.
They look something like that: https://app.videosupport.io/pl/eULM/videosupport.io
You can easily add URL parameters (such as ?conversation_id=id123
) to it. If you setup a webhook trigger in the settings (see next section below), those parameters will be added as external_parameters
to the webhook notification triggerred whenever a video has been recorded with that link.
It allows you to add any custom context to those links and display the videos recorded anywhere relevant in your interface.
Each API key can be linked to a specific webhook. As soon as a video has been recorded either:
a webhook notification will be triggered containing:
Start with the basics
This enpoint allows you to request a unique video request link and drop it anywhere in your application or internal process.
This enpoint allows you to display a recorded video or delete videos (by their ID).
If you donβt want to generate unique links for each recording, you can use public links.
They look something like that: https://app.videosupport.io/pl/eULM/videosupport.io
You can easily add URL parameters (such as ?conversation_id=id123
) to it. If you setup a webhook trigger in the settings (see next section below), those parameters will be added as external_parameters
to the webhook notification triggerred whenever a video has been recorded with that link.
It allows you to add any custom context to those links and display the videos recorded anywhere relevant in your interface.
Each API key can be linked to a specific webhook. As soon as a video has been recorded either:
a webhook notification will be triggered containing: