Important - if you make API calls directly to the Tallyfy API endpoint, you must supply an additional header in your requests X-Tallyfy-Client: APIClient otherwise your requests will be dropped.
Tallyfy’s REST API integration requires an access token for authentication, supports specific date formatting conventions, and offers both ordinary member usage and client app integration options alongside webhook functionality.
Developers can utilize Tallyfy’s open API to programmatically launch processes by sending specific request payloads and following the documented integration guidelines.
Organizations can seamlessly integrate Tallyfy into their applications by provisioning users and making API requests on their behalf through client credentials and user-specific access tokens.
Chrome’s developer tools enable users to monitor and replicate API calls by viewing raw source payloads and ensuring proper JSON formatting with the required ‘X-Tallyfy-Client: APIClient’ header.
