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Preview what Booqit would build from a plain-language brief WITHOUT creating anything (nothing is persisted — no row, no account).

Read a poll's public state: title, time options (with IDs), custom questions (with render descriptors telling you the control/options/bounds), all votes, and the live DECISION block per question (winner/leaders for a choice, sum/mean/headcount for a number, collected notes for text, best-slot for the time vote).

Read an event's public state by id: title, location, notes, the overall start/end window, the DERIVED phase (upcoming / live / ended), the happenings timeline (each with its own location + how-to-get-in note), the announcements feed (host posts and automatic 'now'/feedback updates), the post-event feedback questions (with render descriptors telling you the control/options/bounds), and the live feedback decision block.

The full owner view of one of YOUR OWN events, by event id — your connected Booqit account must own it.

Update one of YOUR OWN events — your connected Booqit account must own it.

Set how one of YOUR OWN event pages LOOKS, from a plain-language description — authorised by ownership (your connected Booqit account must own the event).

The post-event feedback summary for one of YOUR OWN events, by event id — your connected Booqit account must own it.

List YOUR OWN events — the ones your connected Booqit account owns.

Create a group-scheduling / coordination poll.

Create an event page: a titled agenda of one or more fixed happenings (each a stated date + time, with its own location and how-to-get-in note), plus an announcements feed and optional post-event feedback questions.

Lock the winning time on a poll (the organiser's decision).

Set, move, clear, or trigger a poll's voting DEADLINE — the moment the poll closes itself, fixes the winning time from the replies already in, and (when the plan allows) creates the event page and tells everyone.

Turn a decided poll into its living event page and carry the voters forward.

Finish a paused create request.

Post an announcement to one of YOUR OWN events' feed and notify its keep-me-posted subscribers — your connected Booqit account must own the event.

Submit post-event feedback for an event, by event id — no account needed (guest).

Subscribe an email address to an event's keep-me-posted updates, by event id — no account needed (guest).

Unsubscribe from an event's keep-me-posted updates using the opaque unsubscribe token from the link in a Booqit email — no account needed (guest).

Unsubscribe YOURSELF from an event's keep-me-posted updates, by event id — using your connected Booqit account (no token or email argument needed).

Cast a vote on a poll.

Smart results for one of YOUR OWN polls, by poll id.

List the whole pricing ladder: the genuinely-free floor (`free`: €0, one active poll, no subscription), the two self-serve subscription plans (personal, business), and the one-time single-artifact purchase (buy a single poll WITHOUT a subscription).

Get the calling account's billing state: effective subscription status (active | past_due | canceled | inactive | unknown — there are no trials), the plan, whether an active subscription is in force, any UNUSED one-time credit (a single poll bought without a subscription), and whether the caller can currently create each artifact (active subscription OR an unused credit).

Get the calling account's dashboard digest for its polls and events: what needs attention now (polls with responses waiting on a decision, quiet polls, billing lapses, events awaiting feedback or with a scheduled update but no audience), a per-poll summary (leading time, response count, tie hint), a per-event summary (derived phase, happening/feedback/subscriber counts, share link), and billing state with usage against the plan cap.

Get a Stripe Checkout payment LINK.

Change the calling account's EXISTING subscription: `target` is 'personal' or 'business' (upgrade/downgrade the plan) or 'cancel' (schedule cancellation at the end of the current period).

Read the calling account's self-serve state in one call: profile (name, email, verified, created, pending-deletion), billing snapshot (effective status active|past_due|canceled|inactive|unknown, plan, tier, active subscription, any unused single-purchase credits, whether a Stripe customer exists, current period end), and usage (polls, events, resources used vs the plan cap).

Initiate a self-serve account action for the calling account.

Export the calling account's data as one portable JSON package (GDPR subject-access / portability): profile, subscription, single purchases, tenants, API key metadata (NO key secrets), owned polls (with questions + votes) and event pages — PII decrypted as the owner sees it — plus bookings you made as a guest through a host's now-retired scheduling page, kept here for your records — not a current Booqit feature, referrals, and refunds.

Delete the calling account (GDPR self-serve erasure).

Archive one of YOUR OWN events by id — tidy up an event you no longer need.

Archive one of YOUR OWN polls by id.

Remove a keep-me-posted subscription from one of YOUR OWN events — the event owner removing a subscriber.

List the keep-me-posted subscribers on one of YOUR OWN events — the event owner reviewing their recipient list before removing someone.

Read the calling account's scheduling profile — the details a poll or event is created from so you are never asked for them again: the organizer name shown on your artifacts (hostName), organization, timezone, locale, a short bio, your avatar URL, your contact email and phone, and your defaults (default meeting length, location, meeting link) and notification preferences.

Update your scheduling profile from a plain-language description of yourself — e.g.

List the organizations you belong to, with the organizationId every other organization tool needs.

Read one of your organizations — its name, plan, your role in it, and its seat usage (members + pending invites vs the plan's included seats).

List the members of an organization (name, email, role) and its pending invitations (masked email, role).

Update an organization's settings.

Invite people to an organization.

Change a member's role in an organization (admin or member).

Remove a member from an organization, freeing their seat.

Transfer ownership of an organization to another member.

Accept an organization invitation and join the org.

Raise a support request with the Booqit team — a ticket lands in the same queue the website contact form and the support inbox use, and you can track it with list_my_support_requests / get_support_request.

List YOUR OWN support requests, newest first, with each ticket's subject, status (open|answered|closed), and when it was raised.

Read one of YOUR OWN support requests by id — its subject, full message, status (open|answered|closed), and when it was raised.

Close one of YOUR OWN support requests by id — mark a ticket you no longer need help with as resolved so it leaves the support team's open queue.

Set how many extra (paid) seats your organization has on top of the Business plan's included seats.

Open the Stripe billing portal for your organization to manage the subscription that funds its seats — invoices, payment method, plan, cancellation.

Invite people to a poll by email so you can later see who hasn't replied and remind only them.

List the people invited to your poll and whether each has responded.

List the invitees to your poll who have NOT yet responded — the exact people to remind.

Send a reminder to ONLY the people who haven't responded to your poll (never the whole invitee list), via email.

Finalize a poll in one step: pick the winning time, create its event, carry the voters AND invitees into the event as subscribers, and optionally notify them.

Discover what this Booqit endpoint can do.

Return the most recent Booqit release notes (the published changelog) in-band: each entry carries its version, date, and grouped changes (Added / Changed / Fixed / Security).