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The Developer Settings page provides tools for integrating with the Benji Platform programmatically. You can generate API keys for authentication, configure webhook endpoints to receive real-time updates, and connect to pre-built integrations. Developer

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API Tokens

Generate and manage API keys to authenticate your requests to the Benji Platform API. API Keys Table Each API key displays:
  • Key Name: The identifier for the key (“Benji API Key”, “Connect SDK Key”)
  • Key Value: The API key value (masked by default)
  • Actions:
    • Show/Hide: Click the eye icon to reveal or hide the full key value
    • Copy: Click the copy icon to copy the key to your clipboard
    • Rotate: Click the rotate icon to regenerate the key (this will invalidate the previous key)
Important: Store your API keys securely. They provide access to your Benji Platform account and should never be shared publicly or committed to version control. If you rotate a key, update it immediately in any applications using it. After creating keys, they can be used with the Benji API

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Webhooks

Configure webhook endpoints to receive real-time notifications about users, campaigns, and transactions. Learn more about webhook implementation in the Webhooks documentation. Add Webhook Click the Add Webhook button to create a new webhook subscription. You’ll need to provide:
  • Endpoint URL: The URL where Benji will send webhook notifications
  • Entity Type: Select USER or TRANSACTION to specify which type of events to receive
  • Event Name: Select the specific event you want to subscribe to (options vary based on entity type)
  • Active: Toggle to enable or disable the webhook
Webhooks Table Each webhook displays:
  • Endpoint URL: The destination for webhook notifications
  • Entity Type: The type of entity (User or Transaction)
  • Event Name: The specific event being monitored
  • Status: Whether the webhook is active or inactive
  • Salt: The authentication salt used for webhook signature verification
  • Actions: Edit webhook configuration, delete the webhook, or send a test webhook
Entity Types and Events
  • USER: user_partner_connected
  • TRANSACTION: transaction_authenticated, transaction_created, transaction_status_updated
For detailed information about webhook authentication and payload formats, click the info icon next to the Add Webhook button.

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Integrations

Connect your Benji account to pre-built integrations with third-party platforms and services. Available integrations streamline common workflows and data synchronization tasks.