Kitetags Developer Guide — API, Webhooks, Zapier
Build integrations with Kitetags NFC tags. Use webhooks, Zapier automations, and the Kitetags API to connect tap events to your apps and workflows.
Every time someone taps a Kitetag, the platform captures the event and can forward it to your systems. This section covers the tools you have for building on top of Kitetags.
What can developers build with Kitetags?
The Kitetags platform gives you three integration paths:
- Webhooks — Receive a JSON POST request on every tap. Route tap data to your own backend, a serverless function, or any HTTP endpoint.
- Zapier — Connect tap events to 6,000+ apps without writing code. Build automations like logging taps to Google Sheets or sending Slack notifications.
- API — Authenticate with an API key generated in the Kitetags dashboard. The API key is used for Zapier authentication and programmatic access.
What you will find in this section
API overview
Learn how authentication works, where to generate your API key, and the base URL for all requests.
Webhook reference
Technical reference for the webhook payload. See the JSON structure, headers, and tips for testing your endpoint.
Zapier integration guide
Step-by-step instructions for connecting Kitetags to Zapier. Includes authentication setup, trigger configuration, and cost planning.
Integration examples
Real-world recipes showing how to combine Kitetags with external services for event check-in, product authentication, and smart business cards.
Next steps
If you are new to Kitetags, start with the platform guide to understand Groups, Data Structures, and Interactions before diving into integrations. If you want inspiration first, browse the use cases gallery.