Features · API Key Management
You hand out the key - and you take it back
For your integrations you create an API key in the interface and choose what it may do and which calendar it can reach. When it is no longer needed, one click revokes it.
Why it helps
Open the door only to whom you want
When the developer building your website gets access to your bookings, it feels good to know they reach exactly what you allowed. With API key management you give the key its own name and choose the calendar and the right. You hand out no password and share no account, and the integration stops exactly where you want it to.
You see what connects to you
After a while you forget which key went to whom and what it is used for. The API key list shows its name, calendar, right, last use and who created it. You do not have to guess what runs in the background, and that order brings calm when several integrations work at once.
When something goes wrong, one click
A laptop is lost, a developer leaves, or you just have a bad feeling about an integration. You revoke the key and it becomes unusable at once, while your other keys keep working. API key management puts control in your hands, and you need not fear that a leaked key leaves something open forever.
What it does
A key you manage
What it is for
Where an API key helps
The moment you connect an outside system to your bookings, you need a key. These four cases are the most common.
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Questions about API keys
What a key can do, what you see and what happens on revoking.
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