This section provides answers to FAQs about tokens.
We recommend that you create and use multiple tokens. For details, see Creating tokens.
You need to find out the values of tokens so you can use them to send requests to our APIs.
To find out the value of a token:
To check if a token is working correctly, you need to test it, by making an API call.
For testing API calls, we recommend Postman, which you can download for free. If you need help using Postman, check out the user documentation.
You will know if your token is working correctly based on the status code of the response you get from the API:
Status code | Is my token working correctly? |
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200 | The request was successful and your token is working correctly. |
400 | The request was not successful. You might have forgotten to add the token in the request header. |
401 | The request was not successful. You might have used an incorrect token. Check the Self Service Portal to make sure you've used the right token. |
403 | The request was not successful. The token is valid, but it might be disabled. You can activate it in the Self Service Portal. |
There are several reasons why a token might not be working: