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Guide developers through webhooks and api keys

The api docs explain the payloads. What developers still ask support is where the key lives and how to add a webhook endpoint. HeyTappr answers those in the product and spotlights the exact settings.

what a stuck user types:

Where do I create a webhook for new orders?

Settings pages, navigated in seconds

HeyTappr spotlights the developer settings tab, the add endpoint button, and the event picker, and advances as the developer acts.

Security notes in the step copy

Your team writes the copy, so the api key step can remind users to store it safely and never paste it in client code.

Keep guides in sync with releases

The needs-attention list flags broken selectors after a settings page redesign, so developer guides don't go stale.

see it in your product

a demo takes fifteen minutes: heytappr guiding real users through a real interface.

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questions teams ask

Does HeyTappr read API keys on the page?

Guides target controls with CSS selectors. You decide what data is stored using the privacy controls.

Do we still need docs?

Yes, for concepts and payloads. HeyTappr takes over the where-do-I-click part.

more use cases

Onboarding that answers, instead of presenting Help that shows up where the problem is User onboarding that answers the question the user actually asked Feature adoption without another announcement banner Reduce support tickets by resolving how-do-I questions in the product HeyTappr for customer support leads HeyTappr for customer success teams HeyTappr for founders and early-stage startups

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