Deletes this calling extension. This will remove your service as an option for all connected accounts.

Returns the calling extension settings configured for your app.

Updates existing calling extension settings.

Used to set the menu label, target iframe URL, and dimensions for your calling extension.

Deletes the settings for a video conference application with the specified ID.

Return the settings for a video conference application with the specified ID.

Updates the settings for a video conference application with the specified ID.

Use this to list all event templates owned by your app.

Event templates define the general structure for a custom timeline event. This includes formatted copy for its heading and details, as well as any custom property definitions. The event could be something like viewing a video, registering for a webinar, or filling out a survey. A single app can define multiple event templates.

Event templates will be created for contacts by default, but they can be created for companies, tickets, and deals as well.

Each event template contains its own set of tokens and Markdown templates. These tokens can be associated with any CRM object properties via the objectPropertyName field to fully build out CRM objects.

You must create an event template before you can create events.

This will delete the event template. All associated events will be removed from search results and the timeline UI.

This action can’t be undone, so it’s highly recommended that you stop using any associated events before deleting a template.

View the current state of a specific template and its tokens.

Updates an existing template and its tokens. This is primarily used to update the headerTemplate/detailTemplate, and those changes will take effect for existing events.

You can also update or replace all the tokens in the template here instead of doing individual API calls on the /tokens endpoint.

Once you’ve defined an event template, it’s likely that you’ll want to define tokens for it as well. You can do this on the event template itself or update individual tokens here.

Event type tokens allow you to attach custom data to events displayed in a timeline or used for list segmentation.

You can also use objectPropertyName to associate any CRM object properties. This will allow you to fully build out CRM objects.

Token names should be unique across the template.

This will remove the token from an existing template. Existing events and CRM objects will still retain the token and its mapped object properties, but new ones will not.

The timeline will still display this property for older CRM objects if it’s still referenced in the template Markdown. New events will not.

Any lists or reports referencing deleted tokens will no longer return new contacts, but old ones will still exist in the lists.

This will update the existing token on an event template. Name and type can’t be changed on existing tokens.