For developers

Build with Votinova

REST API, webhooks, connectors and an MCP server. Everything the web app does is also in the API: create a session, open it and get results into your stack in under five minutes.

  1. Create a credential in your workspace — two scopes, organization-wide.
  2. Make your first call: create and open a session from curl.
  3. Subscribe to a webhook and receive results as each question closes.
curl -X POST https://api.votinova.prd.atbionapps.com/public/v1/sessions \  -H "X-API-Key: vz_live_…" \  -d '{ "presentation_id": "prs_8f3k2" }' 200 OK   · X-RateLimit-Remaining: 119{  "id": "ses_71xw9",  "join_code": "482913",  "state": "LIVE"}

Every surface, one contract

Every integration derives from the same OpenAPI document. A new endpoint shows up everywhere at once.

REST API

Public endpoints with scopes, per-plan quotas and cursor pagination.

API reference

Webhooks

HMAC-signed events with backoff retries and manual redelivery.

Webhooks guide

Zapier

Triggers and actions to automate with no code.

View integration

Power Automate

Webhook-trigger connector for the Microsoft ecosystem.

View integration

MCP server

Tools derived from the OpenAPI document for your agents. Remote, nothing to install.

Set up MCP

Add-ins

PowerPoint, Google Slides, Teams, Zoom and Webex.

View add-ins

What people build with this

Results in your CRM
Sync answers and attendance into your CRM or data warehouse the moment each question closes — a webhook tells you, no polling.
Your own reporting
KPIs, participants and results over the API with cursor pagination: build the report exactly the way your organization wants it.
Sessions from your software
Create, open and drive sessions from your backend, your internal tools or your agent — the same API this web app uses.
Built for agents

Your agent already knows Votinova

A remote MCP server with tools derived from the OpenAPI document, filtered by your credential's scopes. Plus an llms.txt so any model can find the docs.

Set up the MCP server
{  "mcpServers": {    "votinova": {      "url": "https://mcp.votinova.com/mcp",      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer vz_live_…" }    }  }}

Latest API changes

Changelog
  • ADDITIVE

    The plan codes gain STARTER, the tier between FREE and PRO introduced with the 2026-08 pricing. upgrade_to, on a 402 and on a question the caller's plan does not cover, can name it, and so can quota_tiers[].plan_code on GET /public/v1/limits. A client that switches over plan codes needs a branch for STARTER; the other codes keep their meaning and their order.

  • ADDITIVE

    An event stranded by an auto-disable is now dead-lettered, so it can be replayed once the endpoint is back. Recovering from a bad afternoon is supposed to be: the platform pauses the endpoint, you fix it, you re-enable it, you redeliver what never arrived. Redelivery only accepts a dead-lettered delivery, and the queue of an auto-disabled endpoint was being terminated as merely failed — so there was nothing to replay and nothing said so. The arithmetic hid it: a delivery gets 8 attempts and an endpoint is paused after 10 consecutive failures, so a single event in flight always dead-letters first. The counter is per endpoint, and one ordinary session emits three events. Deliveries for an endpoint its owner REMOVED are still terminated without a dead letter: nobody is coming back for those.

  • ADDITIVE

    Three corrections found by driving this API the way an integration does. A bad request body now answers the envelope this surface documents ({ error, code: INVALID_REQUEST_BODY, invalid_fields }) naming the PUBLISHED field: it used to fall through to a shape the API emits nowhere else, which named the internal property (TargetUrl for target_url) and carried no error member for a generated client to read. session.ended is delivered ONCE per close; closing a live session through this API delivered it twice, so anything that posts a summary or books a room did it twice, and the event now always names presentation_id whichever surface closed the session. And enabling an endpoint only revives one the platform paused after failures: it used to undo a DELETE too, so a connector's unsubscribe could be reversed by one call while the connector itself could no longer remove it. Enabling an endpoint that was removed now answers 400 WEBHOOK_NOT_AUTO_DISABLED; register it again instead.

Quota per plan

  • STARTER120 requests every 60s
  • PRO120 requests every 60s
  • TEAM600 requests every 60s
  • ENTERPRISE3000 requests every 60s

Your quota travels in every response (X-RateLimit-* headers).