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Developers

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API keysYour server proves who it is with an API key in the x-api-key header; a key can be limited to your server's IP addresses.The API referenceEvery call of the HitCTRL API, with its fields and answers, at /docs/api on your workspace's address.Clients and metrics APIRegister a client once with its hit, then report what they do (deposits, spend) as metric movements.Send a conversionWhen a sale or a sign-up happens, your server sends it with the hit; later it can change its status, for example a refund.Error codesEvery refusal of the tracking API, what it means and what to do.PostbacksWhen a partner earns a conversion, HitCTRL calls the partner's own tracker with its data.Test your integrationMake a test hit and get the exact call your server should send, to check your integration end to end.WebhooksYour systems hear what happens in your workspace: signed calls for the events you pick, retried and logged.Your API keysMake your own API keys to use HitCTRL from your own tools: Read only or Read and change, and every change they make is named after them.