Creating an API Key

Let your own software drive ClearTalk directly.

Steps

If you want your own software to start calls or read results, it needs a key. That's what this section is for.

Open API access. Every key you've issued is listed here, with when it was created and when it was last used.

Generate key creates a new one. Name it after whatever's going to use it, so you know which is which later.

This is the important bit: the key is shown exactly once. Copy it somewhere safe straight away, because you can't come back for it.

The last-used date tells you which keys are actually doing something. A key that's never been used is usually one you can remove.

Revoking a key cuts access immediately and can't be undone — so if one leaks, revoke it first and worry about the fallout after.