API Keys in Amaz

22nd Apr, 2026

API Keys


Manage API access for integrations.


Location: Sidebar → Settings → API Keys


 Creating an API Key


From here you can view all API keys along with their detailed information.

Field – Description

  • Name – Name of the API key.

  •  Key Prefix – First few characters of the API key for identification.

  •  Owner – User or system that owns the API key.

  •  Status – Indicates whether the API key is active or inactive.

  •  Rate Limit – Number of allowed requests within a specific time period.

  •  Expires At – Expiration date of the API key.

  •  Last Used At – Date and time when the API key was last used.


Search: Use the search option to quickly find API keys by entering details such as name, key prefix, or owner.


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From here you can create a new api key. To to do that follow the below steps:


Create API Key:
  • Create and configure a new API key with permissions and limits.


Abilities (Permissions):

Select the permissions that this API key can access.

Option – Description

Select All – Grant all available permissions.

 Modules (List / Show) – Allow access to specific modules such as:

  • Products

  • Inventory

  • Purchase Orders

  • Sales Orders

  • Customers

  • Suppliers

  • Warehouses

  • Return Orders

  • Categories

  • Brands

  • Replenishment Plan

  • Amazon Ledger

  • Settings

  • Departments

  • Employees

Configuration:

Field – Description

  • Expires At – Set an expiration date and time for the API key.

  •  Rate Limit (requests/min) – Maximum number of API requests allowed per minute.

Actions:
  • Submit – Create the API key with selected permissions. 

  • Cancel - Discard and exit without creating the API key.


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Action – Description

  • View API Documentation – Opens the API documentation page where you can explore endpoints, request formats, authentication methods, and response structures.


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