What can be controlled?
The account and the balance, projects, upload, review, channels and the factory, publishing accounts, schedules, analytics, and Webhooks.
API → projects → factory → publishing
The API interface uses the same account, the same balance, and your plan limits. You can read the account and the projects, start video processing, manage the channels and the factory, schedule and publish, read analytics, and receive Webhooks. There is no separate API plan.
From your account, choose read-only, production and processing, publishing and scheduling, or full access, according to your need.
Use the Base URL and X-API-Key from any system that can send HTTP requests, such as n8n or your backend application.
You can use processing, or the factory, or publishing only. The connection itself does not consume video-processing minutes.
Instead of repeated checking, connect Webhooks for project, publishing, and channel events and follow the result from your system.
The account and the balance, projects, upload, review, channels and the factory, publishing accounts, schedules, analytics, and Webhooks.
No. The API is part of the account and the current plans, and its limits follow the plan and the permissions granted to the key.
Yes. If the video is ready from outside ArabicShortsAi, you can use the connection, scheduling, and publishing layer without running the processing engine.
Start a project, follow its status, or receive a Webhook, then continue the workflow in n8n or any similar platform.
Add video conversion, channel management, or publishing to your product using the same ArabicShortsAi account.
Bring projects, channels, publishing, and analytics together behind one integration with clear permissions.
No. The API uses the same account, the current plans, and their limits.
Yes, through HTTP requests, an API key, and Webhooks, like any system that supports REST and web requests.
Read requests and connection requests do not deduct processing minutes. The deduction is tied to starting actual video processing.
Yes. Within the channel permissions available in your account, channels can be read and the allowed factory actions can be carried out.
You can start from the API page inside the account to create the key, or read the practical guide to integrations.