How to connect Birdeye to ARIQ
Use this guide when an agency connects a client's Birdeye account, or when a business connects its own Birdeye account. The connection is saved on the open project.
Birdeye API keyWho connects Birdeye
The connection is saved on one project. An agency connects each client from that client's project. A business connecting its own account uses its own project. Both follow the same Connect button.
Sign in to ARIQ with your agency user. Open the client project, then connect that client's Birdeye account. The client does not need an ARIQ login. Use the Birdeye login that can already see that client's data.
Sign in to ARIQ, open your project, and connect the Birdeye account this business already uses. You approve access with that same account.
Connect it inside ARIQ
- 1Sign in to ARIQ.
- 2Open the project this account belongs to. Switch projects from the left sidebar if you manage more than one client.
- 3Open Birdeye from the workspace tabs, or go straight to the Birdeye page.
- 4Click Connect. ARIQ asks for the key from the Birdeye account. Copy it from Birdeye, paste it into ARIQ, and save. The key is stored on this project.
- 5Stay on that project and sync. The page shows live numbers only after this account is connected. Another client's project stays empty until you connect it there too.
On Birdeye, before you click Connect
Do this in the Birdeye account that belongs to the client, or in your own account if this project is your business. Then come back to ARIQ and click Connect.
Copy the Birdeye API key
Birdeye developersIn Birdeye, open the account API settings and copy the business API key.
Paste the key
Enter it on the Birdeye page. ARIQ sends it as the Authorization header.
Confirm the business
A 401 means the key is wrong. Any other accepted response stores the Birdeye connection.
What shows up after the account is connected
Connect Birdeye to read review inbox and listing data for the business.