Accessing your Clovo ‘studio code’ needed for certain integrations
Tobias Gundry
Updated
The Clovo Studio Code is a short 4-character alphanumeric string that uniquely identifies your studio. It is used when integrating your Clovo instance with external services like your website.
Where to find your studio code
To access your Clovo Studio Code:
- Log in to Clovo Dashboard on the desktop.
- Navigate to Setup > Integrations.
- Your studio code is displayed at the top of the page.
When you need your studio code
Your studio code is required when setting up integrations that connect your Clovo data with external platforms. Common uses include:
- Embedding your timetable on your website — your studio code is needed to generate the correct embed code
- Embedding your products — displaying your memberships and packs on your marketing site
- WordPress plugin — configuring the Clovo WordPress Plugin requires your studio code
For more details on embedding your timetable or products, see show your timetable on your website and add your products to your website.
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