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Go to API Keys

  • In the sidebar, navigate to API Keys under the Settings section.
  • Here you can view, create, and manage all API keys for your organization in both Preview and Production environments.
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Create a New API Key

  • Click the Create API Key button in the top right corner.
  • A dialog will appear where you can define the properties of the new API key.
  • Provide a Name and optionally a Description for the key.
  • Choose the appropriate Environment — either Preview or Production.
    ⚠️ Make sure to select the correct environment, as keys are only valid for the chosen environment and cannot be used interchangeably.
  • Click Create API Key to generate your new key.
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Copy Your API Key

  • After creation, your new API key will appear in a popup window.
  • Copy the key immediately, as it will not be shown again after closing this dialog.
  • You can create new keys or revoke existing ones at any time if needed.
Important: Store your API key securely. You will not be able to view it again after closing the popup.
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View and Manage API Keys

  • Once created, your new API key will appear in the keys list.
  • The list shows key details such as name, environment, and creation date.
  • You can revoke (temporarily disable) or delete (permanently remove) a key from the Actions menu.
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Create Keys for Production Environment

  • You can also create API keys for the Production environment using the same process.
  • Select Production in the Environment dropdown before creating the key.
6

Manage Multiple Keys

  • You can generate multiple API keys for different environments or use cases.
  • There is no limit to the number of keys that can be created.
  • All active keys will be visible in the list.
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Revoke or Delete API Keys

  • To manage existing API keys, open the Actions menu next to a key.
  • Revoke temporarily disables the key (it can be reactivated later).
  • Delete permanently removes the key from your organization.

For security reasons, API keys are only shown once. Always store your keys securely and never share them publicly.