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# Integration Process

### Integration & Go-Live Process

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1. **Review API Specifications:** The partner or supplier reviews Klook's Open API specifications to understand integration requirements.
2. **Confirm Development Needs:** Inform the Klook team if any additional development is necessary, including an estimated time of completion.
3. **Development & Testing Setup:** Once development is completed, share test API credentials and product data with Klook for initial validation. Klook will expect both URL endpoints with the format of **https\://*****{your endpoint name}*****/octo/*****{path}*** & ***API keys*** to be generated by you.
4. **System Readiness Configuration** Klook performs necessary configurations and preliminary tests to confirm system compatibility and readiness.
5. **Provide Live Credentials** After successful testing, the supplier provides Klook with live API credentials for final configuration.
6. **Live Test Bookings** Klook conducts live test bookings to confirm end-to-end functionality. This includes testing booking creation, voucher issuance, and system response.
7. **Verify Bookings and Vouchers**
   1. The Klook BD team shares booking details and vouchers (tickets) with the supplier for verification.
   2. The supplier verifies the booking details, including product information, date/timeslots, and participant data. They also scan the voucher’s QR code or barcode to confirm its validity.
8. **Go Live** Once all checks are complete and the live environment is verified, the integration is officially launched.

Overview of API Flow Diagram:

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