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All Delogue API requests are authenticated with a personal API key, sent in the X-Auth-Token header. You generate the key yourself from your Delogue profile — there is no separate developer portal or client-secret exchange.

Create an API key

Access the Delogue beta environment by navigating to beta.my.delogue.com. Once logged in, click on your user icon, and then select Personal settings.
Delogue user menu with the Personal settings option

User menu → Personal settings

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Open the Integrations section

In Personal settings, open the Integrations tab — this is where your personal API keys are listed and created.
The Integrations tab in Personal settings

Personal settings → Integrations

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Create the key

Click Create API key and give it a clear, descriptive name (for example, the integration or script that will use it), then confirm.
The Create New API Key dialog

Naming a new API key

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Copy the token immediately

Copy the generated token right away and store it somewhere safe. For security reasons the full token is shown only once, at creation time — it is never displayed again. If you lose it, delete the old key and create a new one.
The API Key Created dialog with a Copy to Clipboard button

Copy the key now — it is shown only once

A key inherits the permissions of the user who created it, scoped to that user’s organisation. Create the key under a user whose access matches what the integration needs.
Treat the key like a password. Do not commit it to source control or paste it into tickets, screenshots, or public channels. If it is ever exposed, delete the key and create a new one.

Send the key

Send the key in the X-Auth-Token header on every request: The Bearer prefix is optional and case-insensitive — the raw key also works.

When authentication fails

See Errors & responses for the full error envelope.

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