15 docs tagged with "api-settings"

These keys authenticate REST API integrations and MCP clients for this provider. Open Settings → API / MCP in the Control Center.

In the API Settings section, you can modify the permissions of your API keys.

Yes. Use webhooks to push Komashi events to your CRM in real time, or use the API to sync customer and subscription data on demand.

IP-based API access restrictions are not currently supported. You can control access by assigning only the necessary permissions to each API key and deleting keys that are no longer needed.

Yes. You can use webhooks to receive real-time subscription events and store them in your own database. Alternatively, use the API to query subscription data on demand.

Yes. You can embed the Komashi Widget on your Shopify store by adding the widget code to your theme. For deeper integration, use the Komashi API.

Yes. You can embed the Komashi Widget on any WordPress site by pasting the widget code into your page or template. Alternatively, use the API to integrate Komashi data into your WordPress site.

Yes. You can manage everything directly through the Komashi dashboard, or connect your systems using the API instead of the widget.

Yes. The API and the widget are independent. You can use the API on its own to query and manage your Komashi data without embedding the widget on your website.

Yes. You can connect Zapier or Make to Komashi using webhooks. Set up a webhook in Settings → Webhooks and use the endpoint URL as the trigger in your Zapier or Make workflow.

Follow these best practices to keep your API keys safe:

Komashi does not support regenerating an existing API key. To get a new key, delete the old one and create a new one.

Deleting your provider account stops your business on Komashi immediately and leads to permanent deletion of your data. Read this page carefully before proceeding.

Komashi exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint so AI clients and agents can work with your Komashi data directly — reading services, customers, subscriptions and invoices, and performing the actions your token permits — without you writing an API client first.

The Widget is a ready-made UI component you embed in your website with a single line of code. No development skills required.