# OpenAPI

API DOCUMENTATION\
Getfly CRM provides an open Application Programming Interface (API), enabling partner systems to connect and exchange data in a flexible and efficient manner. This allows businesses to seamlessly integrate Getfly CRM with other tools and platforms in use, creating a unified management ecosystem and optimizing operational workflows.

## 1. Documentation Contents

* Customers
* Campaigns – Opportunities
* Orders
* Products
* Funds
* Call Center
* Tickets
* Users
* Webhooks
* Configuration

## 2. Full Documentation

[Click Here](https://developer.getfly.vn/docs/6.0/intro/)

## 3. How to Retrieve the API Key

Each Getfly system instance is assigned a unique API key, which consists of an alphanumeric string. To retrieve your API key, your account must be granted the “Permission Management” role.

Follow the steps below to obtain your API key:

Log in to the Getfly system

Navigate to: Settings ⇒ Integration ⇒ Other Software Integrations ⇒ Connect with Getfly

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Once you select “Connect with Getfly,” a string of characters will appear—this is your system’s API key.

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Important Notes:

If your system already has an API key, do not click “Generate New.” Doing so will automatically disconnect any third-party applications currently connected via the existing API key.

If your system does not yet have an API key, you may click “Generate New” to obtain the connection credentials.


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