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API Keys

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An API token acts like a permanent password for you to connect to an API. API connections are handled this way because usernames and passwords may change, then instead of needing to change connection settings within the API, the token will remain constant. It is always recommended that you set a minimum of two API tokens, one for TX and one for RX binds.

This guide will assist you in creating, viewing, and deleting an API token.

From your login screen click on the Tools > Advanced/Developers option. You will then be taken to the API Access Manager page. From this page, select New API Token as pictured below and click on the selected option.

You will then be asked to name your token. Once you are satisfied with the name, you can click on the Create button to proceed.

Your token is now created and you will see it listed on the page tab.

You can now click on the Actions icon to view the details of your API token.

API Access Manager
New API Token
View and manage API Tokens