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Overview

The Developer tab is where you manage all technical integration settings for your app: API keys for authenticating requests and webhook configuration for receiving real-time events. Access it from the app’s top navigation: Developer. Developer Tab

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API Keys

The API Keys section lists all keys associated with this app.

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Creating an API Key

Click + Create API Key in the top-right of the section. Give the key a descriptive name and optionally set an expiry date. Keys are prefixed with pk_ for production or sk_ for sandbox/staging.
An API key is shown in full only once, immediately after creation. Copy it and store it securely — for example, as an environment variable. Never commit API keys to source control or expose them in client-side code.

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Key Actions

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Webhook Configuration

The Webhook Configuration section lets you define where Gateway should send real-time event notifications. Click Save Configuration to persist your changes, or Test Webhook to send a test payload to your endpoint and verify it responds with HTTP 200.
Your endpoint must respond with HTTP 200 within 5 seconds. Process events asynchronously to avoid timeouts — acknowledge the request immediately and queue the payload for processing.

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Subscribed Events

The Subscribed Events panel controls which event types Gateway forwards to your webhook URL. Toggle individual events on or off as needed, then click Save to apply.
Enable at minimum messages and message_status for a standard integration. Add message_template_status if you submit templates programmatically and want to be notified of approval results.
Last updated timestamp is shown at the bottom of the Webhook Configuration section.