ActiveTrail RESTful API Access Guide

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The ActiveTrail system offers its users multiple innovative options to save time and increase efficiency! Some companies find it more convenient to work with their own systems using an application programming interface (API), without resorting to the ActiveTrail user interface (UI). In addition, some operations need to be integrated through external systems, such as the client's website or customer relationship management (CRM) systems, for which the API option exists, allowing programmers to perform operations such as remote data synchronization.

API

Using RESTful API you can automate everything that can be done in the ActiveTrail system. The interface is intuitive, clear and easy to use for the programmer. So, let's get to work!

How to connect to RESTful API?
To start using RESTful API , you need to log in to ActiveTrail system, then click on “Account” and “Settings” in the upper left corner.

API settings

From the "apps API" tab in "Settings", you can create an Access Token, a kind of secure greece telegram data personal code to enable API synchronization to the ActiveTrail system, which you can then link to other systems.

To create your Access Token, click on “New”, which will open the “apps API” screen, from where you can create the code:

New API

You can create an unlimited number of Access Tokens, with each assigned code applying to a different system. Each individual code can be cancelled, allowing you to cancel the access code for one system, while continuing to work with another system that will not be affected by this operation.

You can also specify allowed IP addresses or a range of allowed IP addresses for an access token.

Once the Access Token is created, click “Save”. The access code you created will appear in a list, in the “apps API” tab:

New API Integration

Webhooks (events)
In the "Settings" menu, to the left of the "API apps" tab, you will find another tab, called "Events" (webhooks in English). These are updates of recipient data within the system.

Updates can be done manually, for example when you update your mailing list, or automatically, when a new subscriber has filled out the registration form, when a subscriber has changed their data, etc.

In order for ActiveTrail to connect to your system, you must enter your API address in the URL box.

“Add Parameters” – Add parameters based on your API, which will be sent on every contact with your API.

“Test” – Send a test to check if you are receiving notifications from us.

Activetrail activates the webhook and contacts your API in two cases; to change them, update your API URL in the box provided.

Recipient Change – when there is a change in recipient data, not resulting from a manual change made from the ActiveTrail interface, but due to an external update (via a registration form, API update, landing page or any other non-manual method);
Manual modification – when subscriber data is manually updated within the ActiveTrail web platform.
Events

Access via online documentation
Access to the ActiveTrail API interface is done online and there is online documentation, including detailed explanations of each function and its role!

Active API documentation

You can test each of the functions from the “Test API” button.