https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/5481262/2s935hQmgP To create your API Key to use with third-party applications, go to Admin > Admin > Application Keys.

Here, you just need to enter a description to identify the key and select which tenant you wish to have the API connection with. You can choose a specific tenant, or select Any Tenant to be able to get API calls from any tenant.

You can enable or disable the API Key at any moment. Once done, click on Save. This will generate the API Key. If you go back to the Key you created, in the list button in the upper right-hand corner, you will see the API key you can copy and use with your third-party application.

You can see the full AMI documentation on the following link.

https://docs.asterisk.org/Configuration/Interfaces/Asterisk-Manager-Interface-AMI/ To create an AMI user in VitalPBX, go to Settings > PBX Settings > AMI Users. Here, you will create the AMI users that will connect directly with Asterisk.

You will need to define an AMI User and Secret. We generate a random password, and we recommend you use this randomly generated password for the best security. You will also need to enter a description to identify this user.

We also require you to use the Deny and Permit options for this user. With these fields, you specify the IP address or Network segment that can access Asterisk using this AMI user. It is important that you only allow the specific IP addresses that can connect to Asterisk using this AMI user as this is an extremely permissive user. An AMI user can affect your Asterisk directly, so we need to take all the precautions necessary.

You can also limit the read and write permissions, so the AMI users are only able to perform the tasks you need for your third-party application integration.

With everything set, you can Save and then Apply Changes.

With this, you are now able to connect directly with Asterisk and monitor and manage the Asterisk layer for VitalPBX from a third-party application.