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Integrations

Application tokens

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Last updated August 6, 2024

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To add or view existing application tokens, navigate to Integrations and then Application tokens.

Add a new token

1

Navigate to your Application tokens.

2

Select Add First Token or Add token.

3

Add a Description and optionally add an Expiry date or IP restriction.

While adding an expiration date and IP restriction are technically optional, it’s highly recommended as an additional security measure.

If your token is compromised, the IP restriction helps limit the attacker’s access, while having an Expiry date set means the token is short-lived and the attacker has no way to generate a new one.

4

Select Create Application Token. This generates your token.

5

Select Copy Token and save it in a secure location for future use.

The token can only be copied during this session. You can’t retrieve it later in another session.