Developer overview

Orato gives developers two building blocks today:

API keys

Public keys for the widget and secret keys for server-side access.

Widget integration

Add a voice and chat assistant to any website with one script tag.

Authentication

Orato uses two kinds of keys. Create them in Developer → API Keys.

Key	Prefix	Where to use it
Public	`pk_live_`	In the browser, with the website widget. Restricted to whitelisted domains.
Secret	`sk_live_`	On your server only. Grants full access to your account.

Treat secret keys like passwords. Never put them in frontend code, mobile apps, or public repositories.

<script
  src="https://app.tryorato.com/widget.js"
  data-key="pk_live_YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY"
  data-assistant="YOUR_ASSISTANT_ID"
  defer
></script>

See Widget integration for programmatic setup and troubleshooting.

REST API

A public REST API reference for managing assistants, leads, campaigns, and calls programmatically is coming soon. If you need server-side access now, contact support@tryorato.com.

No-code integrations

Prefer not to write code? Connect ticketing, calendar, messaging, and notification tools from the Integrations page.

API keys

Widget integration

​Authentication

​Widget quick start

​REST API

​No-code integrations

Authentication

Widget quick start

REST API

No-code integrations