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# Getting Started

## Create API

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If you don't have a Vudy account yet, you can create one here [Vudy Login](https://vudy.me/login)
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1. **Login to Your Vudy Account**: Access your account.
2. **Navigate to Settings**: Once logged in, click on the profile icon and select "Settings" from the dropdown menu.
3. **Access the Developer Tab**: In the settings menu, locate and click on the "Developer" tab to open developer settings.
4. **Request Access:** Fill out the form so we can approve your access to our APIs

#### Generate API Keys

1. **Go to API Keys Section**: Within the developer tab, find and select the "API Keys" section.
2. **Create a New API Key**: Click on the "Create API" button to begin the process of generating a new key.
3. **Configure API Key**: A modal will appear. Set the name for your key and specify the desired permissions.
4. **Save Your API Key**: Click "Save" to generate the API key, and make sure to store it securely as mentioned.

#### Add Webhook Implementation

1. Go to Webhook Section: Within the developer tab, find the section labelled <mark style="background-color:yellow;">**Webhooks**</mark>
2. Click <mark style="background-color:yellow;">**Create Webhook**</mark> button
3. Fill out the form, per form we only allow subscription to 1 event type. However you can reuse the URL for as many events as you need.
4. Secrets are recommended to protect your webhook endpoints and encrypted on our backend.

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