Reeve.Booking

What it does

• Booking isn't turned on automatically for your app—you need to request it specifically, either when you first set up your app or afterward through your account. Once enabled, your app can access booking features using your standard login credentials or a secure app key. There's also a special calendar link feature that uses its own secure access code instead of your usual credentials.

Getting started

1. Request the booking capability for your host app, at setup or afterward from your account. It is not on by default.
2. Authenticate with your Reeve sign-in or host key (X-Reeve-Host-Key) to call the Reeve.Booking surface. The calendar link uses its own access token instead.
3. Make your first request and check the response, then wire it into your app.

Limits & notes

• Usage is metered against your Reeve credit balance via booking_completed, booking_reservation; see the pricing page for current rates.
• Requests authorize on your organization via your Reeve sign-in or a host key scoped to this capability; calendar links use their own access token.

FAQ

What does Reeve.Booking do?

Booking isn't turned on automatically for your app—you need to request it specifically, either when you first set up your app or afterward through your account. Once enabled, your app can access booking features using your standard login credentials or a secure app key. There's also a special calendar link feature that uses its own secure access code instead of your usual credentials.

How is Reeve.Booking billed?

Usage is metered against your Reeve credit balance; see the pricing page for rates.

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