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API Keys

Manage Keys in the Portal

Manage API Key Consumers from the Services tab in the Zuplo Portal. Opening Services lands you on API Keys → Consumers in the section sidebar. Each project has three API Key Buckets — one for production, one shared by preview environments, and one for development (working copy) environments.

The API Keys → Consumers page in the Services section, with the sidebar showing API Keys, Monetization, and Audit Logs, and the environment switcher set to Dev

To view the bucket for a different environment, use the Dev / Preview / Prod switcher at the top of the sidebar. The active bucket's name appears as a copyable pill under the API Key Service heading.

To add a new API Key Consumer, click Create Consumer and complete the form.

The Create Consumer dialog with fields for the consumer name and description

Once a consumer is created, view or copy its API Key using the icons shown.

A consumer row with icons to view and copy its API key

If you're using the Zuplo Developer Portal, we've an integration with the API Key API that allows developers to access their API keys, create new ones and delete them. To enable this, you must assign one or more managers, via e-mail, to be a manager for your API Key Consumer. This is optional if you aren't using the Developer Portal.

You can assign managers from your project's Services page in the Zuplo Portal or via the API.

If you want to automatically create an API Key for a customer automatically when they sign into your developer portal using Auth0, follow this tutorial.

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Last modified on July 15, 2026
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