What is the Hubhus API?
The Hubhus API lets external systems exchange data with Hubhus programmatically — create leads, update fields, trigger workflows, fetch data for dashboards, or integrate Hubhus with CRMs, ERP systems, websites, and custom applications.
TL;DR
Hubhus uses a REST API with JSON. You need: an API token, your campaign ID, and the correct field slugs. Find the token under Account → API documentation → API Tokens. Full reference: leadvalidator.dk/docs. Use Zapier/Make for simple no-code flows; use the API for full control.
Get started in 5 steps
Get your API token: Account → API documentation → New API documentation → API Tokens. Keep it secret — it authenticates all API calls.
Note your campaign ID: visible in the URL when you have the campaign open. Each campaign has its own data model and API scope.
Open the API docs for your campaign — they show all fields, slugs, select options, and example payloads. Available directly from the API documentation page in your account.
Test with Postman or curl: Send a GET to list leads or a POST to create one. Verify your token, campaign ID, and field slugs before building a full integration.
Start simple: Create a lead → update a field → fetch a list. Once these work, expand to webhooks, automations, and full integration flows.
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API vs. Webhooks vs. Zapier/Make
API (you call Hubhus): full control, best for custom systems, backend integrations, mobile apps. Requires development skills.
Webhooks (Hubhus calls you): Hubhus pushes data to your system in real time on events (new booking, file uploaded, status changed, field changed). Often combined with API calls.
Zapier/Make: no-code integration, works for simple flows with popular apps. Not recommended for heavy or complex data flows.
Common integration scenarios
- Website → Hubhus: send form submissions directly into a campaign as leads
- CRM/ERP → Hubhus: sync customer data from another system
- Hubhus → reporting: export leads, statuses, events to BI dashboards
- Lead distribution: forward leads to partners, subcontractors, or external apps
- Custom booking flows: build your own UI and submit into Hubhus via API
- File uploads: send documents, images, or PDFs through integrations
Common searches
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