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API tokens - application access
API tokens (available from version v5.17) enable B2B access to the TAS API without logging in via a user account. They are used to integrate external systems or automated scripts that need to call the TAS API under the identity of a specific system user.
The token is sent in the header of every request:
Authorization: Bearer <token>
Where tokens are managed
Administration → API Tokens
How to generate a token
- Go to Administration → API Tokens.
- Click the Generate Token button.

- Fill in the form:
- System User (required) — the system user under whose permissions the token will operate,
- Expiration (days) (optional) — token validity in days (e.g.
365); if left empty, the token never expires, - Description (optional) — description of the token's purpose, max. 500 characters.
- Click Generate Token.
- The token is displayed — copy it immediately.

Managing existing tokens
The table shows all tokens, including the following details:
- who created the token,
- which user the token is bound to,
- the creation and expiration date,
- whether the token has been invalidated (
Invalidated at).
A token can be invalidated by its creator or by a superadmin.
Important
- The token is bound to a system user (not to the logged-in consultant) — API permissions correspond to that user's rights.
- Invalidating a token cannot be undone — you must generate a new one.
- Never share a token over unsecured channels.
Updated
by Frantisek Brych