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Welcome to KnoxCall Documentation

KnoxCall is a powerful API routing platform that helps you manage, monitor, and secure your API traffic. Whether you’re protecting API credentials, setting up webhook notifications, or automating complex workflows, KnoxCall provides the tools you need.

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What is KnoxCall?

KnoxCall acts as a smart proxy between your clients and backend services: 
Your App  →  KnoxCall  →  Backend APIs (Stripe, Twilio, etc.)
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         • Injects credentials
         • Logs everything
         • Enforces rate limits
         • Triggers webhooks
         • Runs workflows
Key capabilities:
  • Credential Protection: Keep API keys server-side - never expose secrets to clients
  • IP Whitelisting: Control exactly which IPs can access your routes
  • Real-time Monitoring: See every request, response, and error
  • Webhook Notifications: Get notified when requests succeed, fail, or timeout
  • Workflow Automation: Chain API calls with conditional logic and transformations

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Choose Your Path

New to KnoxCall?

Start with the fundamentals: Routes, Clients, and Secrets

Quick Start

Get a working route in 5 minutes

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I want to…

Secure my APIs

Rate limiting, IP whitelisting, request signing

Get notified

Set up webhooks for API events

Automate workflows

Chain API calls with logic

Monitor traffic

View analytics and logs

Debug issues

Fix common problems

Advanced config

Headers, transformations, methods

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Core Concepts

KnoxCall is built on three foundational concepts:
ConceptPurposeExample
RoutesDefine where requests gostripe-payments → api.stripe.com
ClientsControl who can accessAllow only 52.123.45.67
SecretsStore credentials securelystripe_key = sk_live_...

Learn Core Concepts

Understand how Routes, Clients, and Secrets work together

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Key Features

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Routes & Proxying

Create routes that forward requests to your backend APIs while injecting credentials, transforming payloads, and logging everything. → Create Your First Route

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Webhooks

Send real-time notifications to external services when requests succeed, fail, or meet specific conditions. → Set Up Webhooks

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Workflows

Build automated processes that chain multiple API calls with conditional logic, loops, and error handling. → Create Workflows

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Monitoring & Alerts

Track every request with detailed logs, analytics dashboards, and configurable alerts. → View Analytics | Configure Alerts

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Next Steps

Quick Start Guide

Follow the step-by-step tutorial to create your first route

Route Examples

See real-world examples for Stripe, Twilio, and more

AI Route Setup

Let AI configure routes from your code or cURL commands

What's New

See recently launched features and roadmap

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