This quickstart is for the API Platform plan (Platform API Key). If you want to automate your own workspace with a Personal Access Token instead, start with Using a Personal Access Token.
Prerequisites
- An Enterprise plan with API access enabled
- Admin access to your meetergo account
Step 1: Create an API Key
1
Open API Keys
2
Create key
Click Create API Key, optionally enter a name, and set the expiration (1-90 days).
3
Copy and save
Copy the key immediately and store it securely. It looks like:
Step 2: Verify Your API Key
Use this call to validate your API Key and retrieve your authenticated user information:Step 3: Create a Platform User
This single endpoint creates a complete platform user with default availability and meeting type, making them immediately ready for bookings.Basic Request
With Custom Availability & Meeting Type
Response (201 Created)
User Ready! The user is now fully configured and ready for bookings. The
bookingUrl can be shared immediately with customers.What was created automatically:
- Platform user with the provided details
- Default availability schedule (Mon-Fri 9-17 if not specified)
- Default meeting type (30min Meeting if not specified)
- Public booking URL for immediate use
Step 4: Verify Configuration
Query for available time slots to confirm the user is configured correctly and ready for bookings. Use themeetingTypeId from the Step 3 response.
Response (200 OK)
Available time slots grouped by date:The user is now configured and available for booking!
What’s Next
Authentication
Users
Availability
Meeting Types
Common Issues
400 Missing x-meetergo-api-user-id header
400 Missing x-meetergo-api-user-id header
Most endpoints require this header. Use the
userId returned from user creation or get your own user ID from /v4/user/me.No available slots returned
No available slots returned
- Check the date range is in the future
- Verify the user has availability configured
- Ensure the user’s calendar isn’t fully booked
Invalid timezone
Invalid timezone
Timezones must be valid IANA timezone identifiers (e.g.,
Europe/London, America/New_York, Asia/Tokyo).