Service ownership
Which team and service own the PassKit integration and changes to it?
Production
architecture
Build a PassKit integration your team can run with confidence.
A working API call is only the beginning. As your wallet programme moves toward launch, decide which service owns the integration, where credentials and customer data are managed, how failures and webhooks are handled, and how changes are rolled out safely.
Before launch
Make production ownership explicit before the integration becomes critical.
A successful launch depends on more than a first API call. Decide how the surrounding services, data and operations will work together while there is still time to make the right choices.
Credentials
Who manages account credentials, where are they stored, and how are changes handled?
Data source
Which customer, programme, commerce or ticketing system is authoritative for each workflow?
Rollout
How will the team validate, monitor and phase the integration into production?
Operate with confidence
Build resilience into the operating model.
Plan retry and failure handling, webhook ownership, observability, credential protection and the path from a tested flow to a production rollout. Confirm exact API behaviour and contracts in the official technical documentation.
Webhook ownership.
Decide which service receives and processes supported lifecycle events.
When to use webhooksFailure handling and recovery.
Define how your service records failures, retries safely and alerts the team when a workflow needs attention.
Credential handling.
Keep credentials private and account ownership clear from the first implementation.
Read setup guideOfficial details.
Use the API Reference for exact technical behaviour and contracts.
View API Reference