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A publishable key (pk_live_…) identifies a Dialer SDK installation and the origins allowed to load it. It is browser-safe by design — it embeds no secret and authenticates no agent.

Create one from the dashboard

Custom Integrations are available to organization admins and to personal accounts with administrative access.
1

Open Custom Integrations

Sign in to Ringee, open Integrations from the sidebar (/dashboard/settings/integrations), and select the Custom Integrations tab.
2

Create or open an integration

Click New custom integration, name it something like My CRM, and click Create. If one already exists, open its card with Configure.
3

Add allowed origins

Open Settings, find Dialer SDK · Publishable keys, and under Allowed origins enter the complete origin that will load the SDK — for example https://crm.example.com. Click Add and repeat for every environment.For the local playground, use the localhost:5173 (playground) shortcut. This dashboard adds the origin of the Ringee dashboard you have open — use it only if the SDK will run from that same origin, not for an external CRM.
4

Generate and copy the key

Review the origin list, click Generate publishable key, and copy the pk_live_… value. Pass it to the SDK as key.
When an integration is created, Ringee also shows a cik_live_… API key and a webhook signing secret. Those belong to the Public API and are not Dialer SDK keys — never put them in frontend code.

Origins are matched exactly

An origin is scheme + host + optional port. Nothing else.
Paths, query strings, credentials, fragments and wildcards are rejected. Every scheme/host/port combination must be added explicitly.
Existing publishable keys are not edited when you change the origin list. Generate a new key after adding an origin.

Key types

Lifecycle

  • The dashboard shows the generated value so you can copy it immediately. Store it in your project configuration.
  • Lost it, or need a different origin list? Generate a new one.
  • Rotating the cik_live_ API key revokes every publishable key on that integration.
  • Disabling the integration invalidates them too.

Create one programmatically

For automation or self-hosting, an authenticated admin client can do the same thing:
allowedOrigins is required and must contain at least one origin.

What the key does not do

A publishable key does not identify or authenticate an agent. Ringee verifies agent identity with an email one-time code, then validates workspace membership, calling permissions, caller ID, credit and Do Not Call server-side on every call. That is why shipping pk_live_… in your bundle is safe. See Security.

Next steps

Quickstart

Use the key to place your first call

Troubleshooting

DOMAIN_NOT_ALLOWED and friends