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Use API keys to Authenticate API requests.

Deepvue authenticates your API requests using your account’s API keys. If a request doesn’t include a valid key, Deepvue returns an invalid request error. If a request includes a deleted or expired key, Deepvue returns an authentication error. Use the Deepvue Dashboard to find keys. To access your API keys, navigate to credential section on the Dashboard. Trial account secret keys have the prefix free_tier and live account secret keys have live as prefix and your organization id. Alternatively, you can use ask our chat support to help you navigating API integrations and even scheduling an API integration call or a product demo. All API requests must be made over HTTPS. Calls made over plain HTTP will fail. API requests without authentication will also fail.

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Keep your keys safe

Anyone can use your live mode API key to make any API call on behalf of your account. Keep your keys safe by following these best practices:
  1. Grant access only to those who need it.
  2. Don’t store keys in a version control system.
  3. Control access to keys with a password manager or secrets management service.
  4. Don’t embed a key where it could be exposed to an attacker, such as in a mobile application.

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View the API request logs

To open the API request logs, click the API Logs on your deepvue dashboard, then select data range and products. Opening the logs redirects you to the main Deepvue Dashboard.