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# How can I manage API clients and webhooks?

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With the sipgate API Console, you can API clients **create, edit and delete**. If you have an existing sipgate.io Push API contract, you can also your **server addresses** for the webhooks **manage**.

The **server addresses** for the [sipgate.io](https://www.sipgate.io/push-api) Webhooks are stored in the API Console. You can access the API Console directly from your [account](https://login.sipgate.com/auth/realms/sipgate-apps/protocol/openid-connect/auth?response_type=token\&client_id=sipgate-app-web\&redirect_uri=https://app.sipgate.com/implicit-auth-redirect?redirect=/) from there.

Under **Webhooks** and **URL** can enter your server addresses for incoming and outgoing calls. This setting applies to all users and groups.

**Manage API clients**

Under **Client** can you **OAuth2 clients** for use of our REST API in your own application. Here you can find the [further developer documentation](https://www.sipgate.io/restapi).


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