Every configured tenant can publish a hosted GridMagik booking experience and link to it from an existing website, email, or QR code. A drop-in widget, CMS plugins, public API, and packaged SDKs are roadmap work—not one-line integrations that already ship.
The supported website handoff is intentionally simple: send guests to the tenant's hosted booking URL. They browse published items, choose availability generated by the server, and create a reservation within the tenant context.
GridMagik has booking-site settings and preview foundations. A complete design-token contract, custom-domain verification, SEO controls, analytics consent, and accessible cross-site QA still need a defined release gate.
Workspace API-key controls exist, but the documented, versioned, rate-limited API surface and official React, Vue, Node, CMS, and webhook packages do not. Those capabilities stay planned until authentication, scopes, idempotency, replay, deprecation, and sandbox behavior are tested.
API contract ├─ auth + scopes ├─ versioning + limits ├─ idempotent writes └─ signed webhooks
Hosted links are usable now; every deeper website integration has an explicit release state.
Link your existing site directly to the configured tenant booking experience.
Use the same hosted destination in campaigns and venue signage.
Core identity settings exist; full token and custom-domain coverage is still being completed.
CNAME ownership, certificate automation, and canonical URL controls need release work.
No production one-line embed is advertised today.
API keys alone do not constitute a supported integration contract.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, and Squarespace packages are not released.
Keyboard, screen-reader, consent, focus, and host-page isolation must pass before launch.
You can link to the hosted booking experience today. There is no supported production drop-in widget or CMS plugin yet.
Treat custom-domain automation as planned unless it has been configured and verified for your rollout. The supported default is the GridMagik-hosted tenant URL.
Not as a supported production surface. API-key settings exist, but the endpoint contract, documentation, versioning, scopes, rate limits, webhooks, and SDK packages are still being built.
Add a clear Book now link to the hosted tenant URL, pass no sensitive data in the link, and verify the complete mobile and desktop booking journey before publishing it.
30-minute walkthrough. Your pricing, your calendar, your receipts — running live in a sandbox on your data. No slides.
