API Key Management
Know exactly what has access to your data, and cut it off when you need to
API keys are the secure credentials that let your other tools connect to AeroIDX. Create one per vendor, name it, and delete it the moment a relationship ends.
What it does
You create a named key for each integration, hand it over, and when the vendor relationship ends you delete it in seconds. You never share a password, and you never have to guess what still has access. The dashboard lists every active key in one place, so you always know what's connected.
Key capabilities
- Give each integration its own named key
- Delete a key the moment a vendor relationship ends
- Built-in legal consent step at key creation
- One list for every active credential
Good to know
- Key values are displayed only once at creation; there is no retrieve-key endpoint, so users must delete and recreate if they lose the value
- Permission enforcement granularity depends on middleware implementation; review the integration guide for current supported permission names
- Expiry is checked at request time, not proactively invalidated. An expired key simply starts failing rather than being auto-deleted
Why teams choose this
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One dashboard for every integration credential, so you always know what has access to your data
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Kill a vendor's access in seconds by deleting the key, without a support call
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The consent log at key creation satisfies compliance questions about who accepted your data terms