An agent that lives only in a chat window is an island. An agent with an API is a component \u2014 one you can drop into anything you’re already building.<\/p>\n
Agentura exposes an external REST API, so your agents aren’t locked inside the platform. It’s plain HTTP and JSON, authenticated with a company-scoped API key \u2014 so any system you run, from your CRM to your ERP to a script, can call it. You can list and message your agents, read conversations, manage bookings and check usage, all programmatically from your own software. The agent becomes something you call \u2014 a capable part you wire into the tools your business already depends on.<\/p>\n
That turns an AI agent from a destination customers visit into a building block you assemble with.<\/p>\n
Integration isn’t only about you calling out \u2014 it’s about events flowing back in. The platform also exposes webhooks, so external activity can trigger your agents instead of you having to poll for it. Subscribe to events like a new message, a new conversation or a new booking, and inbound email can wake an agent too. Something happens out in your stack, the agent hears about it, and the right action follows.<\/p>\n
\nCall the agent when you need it; let the agent hear from your systems when something happens. Integration that runs both directions.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Built for developers<\/h2>\n
This is the layer for teams who want an agent as part<\/em> of a larger workflow rather than the whole experience. If you’re a developer stitching together a process across several systems, the API lets the agent slot in as one well-behaved component \u2014 handling the conversational or judgment-heavy step while the rest of your pipeline does what it already does well. Mint a key and configure webhooks yourself from the portal.<\/p>\n
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- External REST API<\/strong> \u2014 agents, conversations, bookings and usage, reachable programmatically with an API key.<\/li>\n
- Call it from your CRM, ERP or scripts<\/strong> \u2014 plain HTTP, so the systems you already run can reach your agents.<\/li>\n
- Webhooks<\/strong> \u2014 let outside events trigger your agents automatically.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Your stack, with agents in it<\/h2>\n
The most powerful place for an AI agent often isn’t a standalone app \u2014 it’s woven into the workflow you’ve already built. With a programmatic API and webhooks on both ends, Agentura lets you do exactly that: keep your systems, and give them an agent that fits right in.<\/p>\n