Learn about the different states of an API token.
An API token allows you to authenticate requests to the REST API.
A token can currently exist in these states: Active, Disabled, or Deleted. The following diagram shows the transitions between these states:
The following table provides a description of the different statuses:
Active
The token has been authenticated in the account. It will allow access to the endpoint.
Disabled
The token has been temporarily deactivated. Any attempts to access the endpoint will return an error.
Deleted
The token has been permanently removed from the system. This state is not visible to the client or vendor account users.
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