The Condens API allows you to securely connect your research data in Condens with other tools and systems your team uses. Whether you want to automate processes, centralize reporting, or build custom dashboards, the API enables your developers or operations team to do so programmatically — without needing to manually export or copy data.
More specifically, this means you can:
Automate importing raw data into Condens
Automatically sync research data into dashboards or BI tools
Make research more accessible by surfacing session metadata where people work
Integrate Condens into workflows for participant tracking or ops reporting
It’s designed to be simple and structured, so teams can build reliable, flexible workflows that work with your existing stack.
The Condens API follows a RESTful structure and returns data in JSON format, making it compatible with most modern tools and development environments.
It provides access to key Condens resources, such as:
Workspaces (read-only)
Projects
Sessions
Users (read-only)
Participants
Each has endpoints for retrieving lists or single items, with support for:
Filtering & sorting — available on Projects, Sessions, and Participants using Information fields
Pagination — to handle large data sets efficiently
Workspace selection — optional; useful for accounts with multiple workspaces
While some resources are read-only, the API also supports operations that can modify data in your Condens workspace, depending on the endpoint. Please refer to the documentation for specifics.
All API requests must be authenticated using an API key, which can generate in Condens workspace settings. The key (Authorization: Bearer API_KEY) must be included in the Authorization header of your requests.

️API keys represent your organization. Keep them safe and revoke any that are no longer in use.
Depending on your account’s region, use one of the following base URLs:
EU: https://api.condens.io
US: https://api-us.condens.io
You can confirm your region in API & MCP-Server Settings inside Condens.
Our API documentation includes complete reference details, including all available endpoints, required parameters, authentication format, and usage examples.
It’s designed for developers who are ready to start building powerful integrations with the Condens API, or just want to explore what’s technically possible.