Tokens are read-only by default. To request write access for a specific token, message us in chat.
Create a token
To open the token list, go to Settings → API tokens.Enter a Token name
Use a name that describes where the token will be used (for example, “Tax export spreadsheet” or “Personal Zapier”). The name only helps you recognize the token later.
Token list
Each token you create appears in the table below the create button:- Name — the label you gave the token
- Token — the first few characters, for identification only
- Access — Read only by default
- Created by — the user who issued the token
- Created — the date the token was issued
- Last used — the most recent time the token made a request, or Never if it hasn’t been used yet
Revoke a token
Revoke a token any time you no longer need it, or as soon as you suspect it’s been exposed.Use a token
Pass the token in theAuthorization header of every API request:
FAQ
Can I get write access?
Can I get write access?
Yes. Tokens are read-only by default. Message us in chat with the name of the token and a brief description of what you’ll do with write access.
What happens to my tokens if I leave the firm?
What happens to my tokens if I leave the firm?
Your tokens are tied to your user account. When your account is removed, the tokens stop working.
I lost the token. Can I see it again?
I lost the token. Can I see it again?
No. The full token is only shown once, right after it’s created. Revoke the old token and create a new one.
Does a token give access to every book I'm in?
Does a token give access to every book I'm in?
Yes. A token inherits the same book access as your user account. If you’re added to or removed from a book, the token’s access changes with it.
Next steps
API reference
Authentication, endpoints, and request examples.
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