Overview

What ETITE Meet is and how an integration is shaped.

ETITE Meet is multi-tenant video conferencing you embed in your own product. Your backend talks to the platform's REST API with a single tenant API key; your users join meetings through a hosted, brandable web UI (or your own client) with short-lived per-participant tokens. The platform stores no end-user accounts — identity always stays in your application and crosses the boundary only as an opaque externalUserId.

The machine-readable contract is the OpenAPI spec at GET /api/v1/openapi.json — generate a client from it, or browse the API reference.

All API paths in these docs are relative to the platform base URL and versioned: https://<platform-host>/api/v1.

How an integration is shaped

your users ──▶ your frontend ──▶ your backend ──▶ ETITE Meet platform
                    │                (tenant API key)      │
                    └───── join token (in URL) ────────────┘


                       hosted meeting UI + media
  1. Your backend creates a room for whatever the meeting represents in your domain (a consultation, a class, an interview).
  2. When a user clicks join, your backend mints a join token for them and redirects (or embeds) the returned joinUrl.
  3. The platform sends you webhooks as the meeting progresses — room started/finished, participants, recordings, transcripts — and you reconcile your own state from them.

Choose your path

You are…You getYou call
A single organization embedding meetings in your own appone tenant API key + a webhook secretthe tenant API described in the Quickstart
A reseller / platform serving many organizationsone provider keyPOST /provider/tenants to provision each customer — see Provisioning tenants

If you are unsure, you are a single organization — take the tenant path. The provider path only exists to provision other organizations' tenants at runtime.

What crosses the boundary

Only externalUserId (your identifier for the user) and a transient displayName for the in-call roster. The platform never sees your user table, emails, or domain data. See Security model.

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