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API Tokens Tab

The API Tokens tab lists your active tokens and allows you to create and revoke them.

Creating a Token

Click Create API token. Enter a descriptive name for the token — something that identifies the integration or use case — then click Create.

After creation, the plain token value is displayed once. Copy it immediately. This is the only time the value is shown. It cannot be retrieved again after you leave or dismiss the display. If you lose it, you will need to revoke the token and create a new one.

Using a Token

Tokens are used as Bearer tokens in the Authorization header of your API requests:

Authorization: Bearer <your-token>

Replace <your-token> with the token value you copied at creation.

Revoking a Token

Click Revoke on any token row to invalidate it. Revocation takes effect immediately. A revoked token cannot be re-enabled. If you need to replace a revoked token, create a new one.