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API access & webhooks

Building your own integration? Create an API token and read or write your transport data programmatically over a versioned REST API. This is a developer feature, available on eligible plans.

The Integration Settings page showing the API key and webhook options.
Integration Settings — your API key and webhooks live here for connecting Destination to your own tools.

Create an API token

In Settings → Integration Settings, open the API section and create a token. It authenticates your requests as your business, so treat it like a password — copy it somewhere safe when it's shown, and delete and recreate it if it's ever exposed. You can remove a token at any time to cut off access instantly.

Where to find it

Dashboard → Settings → Integration Settings → API

What you can do with it

The REST API is versioned under /api/v1/ and authenticated with your token as a bearer credential. You can work with your core transport data — read your business, list and manage trips and vehicles, and create bookings from your own systems — so a website, back-office tool or partner platform can push and pull jobs without anyone re-keying them.

Where to find it

https://your-domain/api/v1/  (Bearer: your token)

Keep tokens tidy

Use a separate token per integration where you can, so you can revoke one without breaking the others, and remove tokens you no longer use. Because a token carries full access to your business's data, good token hygiene is the main thing that keeps an integration secure.

Where to find it

Integration Settings → API → Create / Delete token

Reference and webhooks

The full endpoint reference — paths, fields and examples — lives in the developer documentation rather than here, since it's aimed at whoever writes the code. If you need to react to events in real time (a trip booked, an invoice paid) rather than polling the API, get in touch about webhook options for your integration via Contact support, and we'll point you at what's available.

Note. Not sure whether your plan includes API access? Check your subscription or ask support. Most operators never need the API — the built-in Google Calendar and Google Sheets integrations cover the common jobs without any code.

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