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API & Webhooks

Published 2026/07/09

The API & Webhooks section lets you integrate TestInvite programmatically with your own systems.

API Keys

Generate API keys to authenticate requests to the TestInvite REST API. Each key can be scoped and revoked independently. API keys grant programmatic access to manage assessments, candidates, and results.

Webhooks

Webhooks allow TestInvite to send real-time HTTP notifications to your systems when events occur — for example, when a candidate completes an assessment or a session result changes.

Configure one or more webhook endpoints (URLs) to receive event payloads.
Choose which event types trigger a notification.
TestInvite sends a POST request to your endpoint with a JSON payload describing the event.