The Quizify API lets you connect with our platform to build custom workflows, automate data handling, and create deeper integrations with your apps or tools. Whether you want to fetch quiz responses, submit data, or get notified when someone completes a quiz or form, our API is here to help.

This documentation is for developers who want to use Quizify programmatically. It covers how to authenticate using OAuth, what endpoints are available, and how to receive real-time updates using webhooks.

Availability

API and webhook access are available on the Plus (Enterprise) plan. If you're not on this plan yet and would like access, please contact our team or upgrade from your account dashboard.

What You Can Do

• Get data from your quizzes and forms

• Submit user responses directly to Quizify

• Access account-level details and results

• Receive live notifications when someone completes a quiz

Highlights of the API

• OAuth 2.0 for secure access
  Every request is authorized using access tokens created through a secure OAuth flow

• Simple and consistent REST structure
  All endpoints use standard HTTP methods and return JSON responses

• Webhooks for real-time events
  You can register your own webhook URL to listen for things like new submissions or funnel completions

Who This Is For

The API is designed for developers, agencies, and product teams who want to extend Quizify’s features into their own systems. You might use it to build custom dashboards, sync data with other apps, or create automated follow-up sequences based on quiz responses.

Before You Start

Here’s what you’ll need:

• A Quizify account with the Plus (Enterprise) plan

• An OAuth client set up in your account (you’ll find instructions in the next section)

• Basic understanding of APIs and JSON

Next Steps

To get started:

1. Set up your OAuth credentials

2. Request an access token

3. Use that token to make API requests

4. Optionally, add webhooks to receive real-time updates

Explore the following pages for full details on authentication, available endpoints, and how to set up webhooks.