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# Generate an API Access Token

API Access Token is the key component to connect Kiflo with other applications.

You can generate as many API Access Token as you need from your Kiflo account settings page.

## Create an API Access Token

To generate a new API Access Token follow these steps:

* Open your Kiflo account
* From the upper right menu, select *Account*:

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* From the left menu, select *Integration*
* Scroll to the *API Access Token* section:

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* Click the *Add* button
* Choose a token name: it will help you identity the application that is connected to Kiflo (for instance: "WordPress" or "Zapier")
* Click the *Add* button again

Congrats, your API Access Token is generated!

You can click the *Paste* button in order to get the new the token in your clipboard and use it later:

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Important note:** The API Access Token is not stored. If you don't copy/paste it immediately, you won't be able to use it. You'll need to generate a new one.
{% endhint %}

## Revoke an API Access Token

You can revoke an API Access Token at any time. It will prevent the application that uses it to connect to your Kiflo account.

To do so:

* Open your Kiflo account
* From the upper right menu, select *Account*
* From the left menu, select *Integration*
* Scroll to the *API Access Token* section
* Select the token you can to revoke
* Click the *Revoke* button
* Click *Yes, I'm sure* in the confirmation window

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