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To start using the Webacy DD APIs, you’ll need an API key associated with your account. Your API key authenticates requests to Webacy and determines which products, usage limits, and environments your account can access.
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Create an account

Create an account on our Developer Portal or sign in to your existing account.
The Developer Portal requires a work or organization email address to register. Personal addresses such as Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook are rejected during sign-up with the error Please use your organization's email address to register. Personal email addresses are not permitted. If you do not have an organization email, contact info@webacy.com to request access.
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Navigate to API Keys

Once you are signed in, open the developer dashboard and navigate to API Keys.
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Generate your API key

From the API Keys page:
  1. Select + Generate API Key.
  2. Securely store the generated key.
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Start Testing!

Keep Your Key Secure!Treat your API key like an important password.Do not:
  • expose it in browser-side code
  • commit it to a public repository
  • include it in screenshots, logs, or support messages
  • share the same production key across unrelated applications
If your key is exposed, anyone can use your API key as you. You will be responsible for all usage costs, limits, and impact caused by the exposed API key.
Use Separate Keys for Each EnvironmentWe recommend creating different keys for:
  • local development
  • staging
  • production
  • separate applications or internal teams
This makes it easier to monitor usage, rotate compromised credentials, and revoke access without interrupting every integration.

🚧 Under Construction 🚧

Our developer Portal is currently under construction. The following features are coming soon:
  • Rotate API Key
  • Revoke / Delete API Key
  • Create Multiple API Keys
  • Team Management 
  • RBAC
Want additional features? Contact Us.

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What’s Next

Authentication

Learn how to authenticate your API requests