• English

Go to website

• Integration of LiveCall's Server-side API

  Authentication & Headers Before you try sending any requests to the API, generate an API key. You can do that in your account settings after logging in to LiveCall. In the following examples we'll use a fake key: change-to-your-api-key. To authenticate any requests made to our API, you must include an authorization header. Also remember about a correct JSON Content-Type header. So each of your requests must have the following headers:Very popular

• Integration of LiveCall's JavaScript API

  Events It's possible to observe different events of LiveCall widget. The widget fires standard JS events, so all you need to do is to observe them like this:Very popular

• Using LiveCall with contact forms

  If you have a contact form on your website you can attach LiveCall to it so that anytime someone fills in the form and provides their phone number, LiveCall will automatically dispatch a call connecting you with this user. There are two ways you can do that: Method 1: HTML Attribute When you add the following attribute to the phone input element in your form: data-livecall-role="callback-phone-number-input", we will observe the form's submit event and automatically submit the callback to oSome readers