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REST API integration with GenticFlow with GenticFlow

Authenticated API access for automation around GenticFlow data

GenticFlow exposes authenticated API routes for the operational objects the application manages, including connectors, connector data, webhooks, functions, ticketing providers, workflows, dashboards, and role-scoped access. Use the REST API when an external automation needs to read or update GenticFlow state instead of pushing data through an inbound webhook.

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What GenticFlow does with this integration

Authenticated Platform API

API routes exist for connectors, connector data, webhooks, functions, ticketing providers, workflows, dashboards, and roles
Access is guarded by the same authentication and permission model as the application
Server-side routes forward authenticated requests to the backend API
Use API access for controlled integrations that need to manage GenticFlow resources

Works with Webhooks and Functions

Use inbound webhooks when external systems need to push data into GenticFlow
Use custom functions when a GenticFlow workflow needs a callable operation
Use REST API routes when an external workflow needs CRUD-style access
All three surfaces can support event-driven automation patterns

Operational Coverage

Connector and connector-data routes support integration operations
Ticketing provider routes expose ticketing setup and sync actions
Webhook routes manage webhook definitions and ingestion settings
Function routes manage custom callable functions

How It Works

Authenticate to GenticFlow

Use the same authenticated application context and permissions required for the resource being accessed.

Call the relevant API route

Target the route for connectors, webhooks, functions, ticketing providers, workflows, or another supported object.

Respect role-scoped access

The API enforces the same permission and role boundaries as the product UI.

Combine with automation surfaces

Use REST API calls alongside inbound webhooks and custom functions when a workflow needs both push and pull behavior.

A controlled integration surface.

REST API gives external automation a controlled way to work with GenticFlow resources. Use it when another system needs authenticated access to platform objects instead of pushing a one-way event.