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API keys let you authenticate requests to the Feedal REST API from your own applications, scripts, or tools. Go to Developers → API Keys in the sidebar to manage them.

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Creating a key

  1. Click Create API key.
  2. Give the key a descriptive name (e.g. “Analytics script”, “CI pipeline”).
  3. Optionally set an expiration — leave blank for a key that never expires.
  4. Click Create.
Copy the key immediately. It is shown in full only once. After you close the dialog, only the prefix (e.g. sk_live_abc…) is displayed.

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Key fields

FieldDescription
NameA label you assign to identify the key
PrefixThe first characters of the key, shown for identification
CreatedWhen the key was created
Last usedThe last time the key was used to authenticate a request
ExpiresExpiration date (if set) — blank means never
StatusActive or inactive

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Using a key

Pass the key in the Authorization header of every API request: 
GET /v2/form/ HTTP/1.1
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_your_api_key_here

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Expiration

Set an expiration date when creating a key to limit its lifetime. Expired keys return 401 Unauthorized. Create a new key and update your integration before the expiration date to avoid downtime.

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Revoking a key

Click the ⋯ menu next to a key and select Revoke. Revoked keys are permanently deactivated — any requests using the key will immediately return 401 Unauthorized. This cannot be undone.
Revoke compromised keys immediately. If a key is exposed, revoke it and create a replacement before updating your integration.

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Usage statistics

The API Usage tab (next to API Keys) shows request counts, error rates, and per-endpoint breakdown for your keys. Use this to monitor usage and diagnose problems.

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Next steps

API reference

Browse all available endpoints.

Webhook integration

Receive events via webhook instead of polling.