Connect to the API the right way.
Authenticate, send your first API message and wire up webhooks — the technical foundation for everything you'll build on InfiQ.
What you'll learn
The api setup track, at a glance
Written for developers: every tutorial includes copy-paste requests and the exact responses you should expect back.
- How authentication works and how to create, scope and rotate API keys safely
- How to send text, media and template messages with the REST API
- How to receive inbound messages and delivery events through webhooks
- How to handle rate limits, retries and the error codes you'll meet in production
- How to structure a safe test setup before sending to real customers
On the roadmap
Planned tutorials in api setup
The curriculum is locked; the articles are in production. Here's exactly what's coming to this track.
- 01
Create and manage API keys
Coming soonGenerate your first key from the dashboard, scope it correctly and set a rotation habit that won't break production.
- 02
Send your first message from the command line
Coming soonA curl-first walkthrough of the messages endpoint — request, response and what to check when nothing arrives.
- 03
Set up webhooks for inbound messages
Coming soonRegister an endpoint, validate what InfiQ sends you and reply to a customer message programmatically.
- 04
Handle delivery receipts and status callbacks
Coming soonTrack sent, delivered, read and failed states so your system always knows where a message stands.
- 05
Error handling and retry patterns for production
Coming soonThe error codes worth special-casing, backoff strategies and how to keep duplicate sends out of customer chats.
The first batch of step-by-step articles starts with onboarding and rolls out track by track. Until then, the blog covers the fundamentals in depth and the developer hub documents the REST API and webhooks.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where is the full API reference?
In the developer hub. It covers authentication, endpoints and webhook payloads exhaustively; these tutorials complement it with task-focused walkthroughs rather than reference material.
Which languages do the examples use?
Tutorials lead with plain HTTP using curl, so they work with any stack. Notes call out JavaScript and Python specifics where a language detail actually matters.
Do I need the API to use InfiQ at all?
No. Campaigns, the chatbot builder and the shared inbox all work from the dashboard without code. The API is for teams that want to trigger messages from their own systems.
Put the tutorials to work on a live account.
Get onboarded on the official WhatsApp Business API in as little as 24 hours — with a team that answers.