Connect other software

Use Integrations when a script, bot or another system needs to work with 2novel. Translating and editing in the application does not require an API key or webhook.

Go to Settings → Integrations → 2novel API keys. Access depends on your workspace capabilities.

1. Create a key and name it after the software using it.
2. Copy it during the one-time reveal and store it in a secret store or private receiver configuration. Never put it in public frontend code.
3. Use the API reference to make authenticated requests.
4. Revoke unused keys. If a key is lost, create a new one; you cannot view the old plaintext again.

A webhook announces that a book has updates; it does not contain the full chapter text. Your receiver uses the API to fetch the data it needs.

1. Open Webhook notifications and register a public HTTPS endpoint you control.
2. Select the events your receiver needs.
3. Save the signing secret shown once and configure signature verification in your receiver.
4. Send a test, inspect the response code and check receiver logs. A successful response alone does not prove signature verification.
5. Monitor delivery status. Pause during maintenance and resume when the receiver is ready.

Rotating a signing secret requires the receiver to use the new secret; update it promptly. Deleting a webhook stops subsequent deliveries. Consult the API reference for raw-body signature verification and response handling.