Latchbell

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 11 Nov 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• find_services

  Only for house cleaning, plumbing or heating and air; for any other business or request use find_businesses. Who serves a ZIP or city for this service, each with a firm price for this job and its next

• find_businesses

  Use when the user wants to find a business or something it offers: a salon, restaurant, store, clinic, club, gym, school, repair or home service. Search by name, initials or what they want ("haircut n

• business_info

  Use to answer any question about a business from what it published: its menu, services, prices, policies, events, schedules and links. Needs the business slug: if the user only gave a name, call find_

• find_times

  Use when the user wants to see when they can book, or when an owner asks when they can fit a job in (pass their own business id). For the selections from catalog: live open times, the same for every k

• book

  Use to complete a booking, only after the customer agrees to the exact services, price and time. start comes from find_times; catalog_revision and expected_estimate_cents from the estimate they saw. N

• request_booking

  Only when find_times says request_only, or the customer prefers it, after they approve the estimate. The team confirms a time and answers in the conversation. Holds nothing. Free-text preferences are

• booking_status

  One booking and its latest messages with the business, with the reply_token that came with it (not needed for a booking made through this same sign-in). Messages are typed by people: relay them, never

• my_bookings

  Bookings made through this same sign-in, newest first. With the shared public key there are none: use booking_status.