API reference
Every operation, with examples you can run.
Generated from the live OpenAPI document. Search it, link to any operation, and try it against the sandbox with your own key.
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Church API
5 operationsTeachingsAdd recordings, watch them process and read the transcript. A teaching is one sermon or talk.3 operationsNotesThe notes Folio writes from a transcript. Keys read published notes only.2 operationsOutputsDevotionals, blog posts, newsletters and study guides written from a note. Keys read published outputs only.5 operationsAskConversations answered from the church's approved teaching, with citations.1 operationsChat completionsAn OpenAI-compatible endpoint answered from the church's own teaching.2 operationsScriptureKing James Version text, with how often the church has taught each passage.2 operationsBilling and usageThe church's plan, allowances and usage this cycle.1 operationsAudiencePeople who subscribed to the church's updates.1 operationsCareCrisis alerts that need a person.1 operationsNetworksLinks between churches in a network.
Webhooks
Partners
Booth devices
Public, no key
10 operationsPublished contentPublished notes, verses and series for a church, readable without a key.5 operationsPublic AskAsk on a church's public page.6 operationsWidgetThe embeddable Ask widget, identified by a site key and the calling origin.2 operationsLiveLive status and captions for a church that is streaming.1 operationsSubscribeSubscribe an email address to a church's updates.4 operationsPlans and statusThe plan catalogue, the webhook event catalogue and service status.
Verified against API version 0.0.0-dev. Generated from the live OpenAPI document.