Integrating with ReactLive.
This page is for engineering teams evaluating how ReactLive fits an existing system. It is not the product pitch — that is on the product pages.
- API
- Programmatic access to events, questions, polls, updates and reports. Endpoints, authentication scheme and rate limits to be documented.
- Webhooks
- Outbound notifications for event lifecycle changes and audience activity, for teams that want ReactLive activity in their own systems.
- Embeds
- Putting audience participation inside a page you already own, and running the Wall on a display you control.
- Authentication
- Operator authentication, enterprise SSO, and options for restricting audience access. Security · authentication
- Event data
- What can be read out of a finished event, in what shape, and what is retained. Security · retention
- MCP
- Model Context Protocol access, where supported. Documented here rather than in the main product narrative, because it is an integration detail for technical teams — not a reason a communications team chooses ReactLive.
Common shapes.
Alongside an existing stream
Keep broadcasting on Teams, Zoom, Webex or enterprise streaming, and use ReactLive as the interaction and intelligence layer around it.
Embedded in an internal portal
Surface audience participation inside an intranet or event site your organisation already operates.
Event data into your own reporting
Pull finished-event data into an internal analytics or communications reporting stack.
Questions engineers ask first.
Data boundaries, AI providers, retention and residency are covered on the Security page — stated conservatively, with unverified items marked rather than filled in.
Building something against ReactLive?
Tell us what you need and we will tell you what exists today.