Where to find your API key or access token
There's no single API key for your Leat account. Every system you connect gets its own credentials, and you create them in that system's integration. Systems call them different things: an API key, an access token, a personal access token, or a client ID and client secret (OAuth).
So start with the system that's asking for the key: your till, kiosk, webshop, ordering app, booking system or email tool.
The system is in the marketplace
You create the credentials inside its integration, not in a private app.
- Go to Apps → Integrations. You land on the Marketplace.
- Search for the system, open it and click Install. Already installed? Open it under Installed in the sidebar.
- Create the credentials on the integration's own tab. What you get depends on the integration:
- Cash registers tab: a register with its own Personal access token for every till, for example for unTill, Tevalis and Oracle Simphony.
- Auth tab: one Personal access token, for example for Omnisend, Kurve and Shopware, or a Client ID and Client Secret, for example for Zapier, Deliverect and Jamezz.
- Copy the token or secret straight away. It's shown once and can't be viewed again. If you've lost it, rotate it or create a new one on the same tab, and give the new one to the other system.
Create a register and access token for each till has the steps for both tabs, and each integration's own article says where to enter the credentials.
The system isn't in the marketplace
Check Find, install or request an integration for the full list. If your system isn't on it, ask us for it: at the end of the marketplace, under Integration not found?, click Request integration, enter the name of the system and click Request.
Until it's available, you or a developer can connect it yourselves with the Leat API, using a private app and its personal access token. See Build a custom integration with the Leat API.
A system of your own
A private app is for something you build yourself, or have a developer build: your own website or app, internal tooling, or your own reporting. You create it under Apps → Integrations with Create private app, and its token on its Auth tab. See Build a custom integration with the Leat API.
Don't create a private app for a system that's in the marketplace. Install its integration instead.