The Developer area is where your workspace stops being a screen someone clicks and becomes something your own systems talk to. The hub is a short orientation page: how the integration has behaved lately, and three doors into the parts that do the work.
What the hub shows #
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| API calls (30d) | Every authenticated call your workspace made in the last 30 days. |
| Success rate | The share of those calls that answered with a 2xx status. |
| Active API keys | Keys currently enabled. A disabled key is not counted. |
| Avg response time | Mean server-side latency in milliseconds over the same window. |
Below the counters, Recent API Activity lists the last ten calls with their endpoint, HTTP method, response status, latency and age. It is the fastest way to confirm that a script you just deployed is reaching the platform at all.
Where to go from here #
API keys
Mint the credentials your code sends, bind a key to one number, and disable one you no longer trust. See API keys.
Webhooks
Have Customer Pro POST signed events to your endpoint when messages arrive or statuses change. See Outbound webhooks.
REST API
Send messages and templates, read history and upload media from your own code. See REST API reference.
The two buttons in the page header jump straight to the full endpoint reference at /docs and to your API keys.