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Manage API keys

Learn where to generate, copy, and rotate your Rivo API key for REST API integrations.

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Written by Stuart Chaney
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Manage API keys

Use this guide to generate, copy, and rotate your Rivo REST API key.

Your API key is used to authenticate server-side requests to the Rivo REST API.

✨ Developer Toolkit access is required to manage API keys. See pricing →




Where to manage your API key

  1. In your Rivo admin, go to Settings.

  2. Click Developer Toolkit.

  3. In REST API Keys, use the available key actions.




API key actions

Generate your first key

If you do not have a key yet, click Generate API Key.

Copy your current key

When a key exists, it appears in the API Key field. Click Copy to copy it for use in your integration.

Rotate your key

Click Regenerate API Key to replace your current key with a new one.

When you rotate a key, update every integration that uses it right away.

Important: After regenerating, your previous key will no longer authenticate requests.




Common questions

Can I have multiple REST API keys at the same time?

No. The Developer Toolkit keeps one current REST API key per store.

What happens if I regenerate my API key?

A new key is created and replaces your previous key. Update any apps, automations, or servers that use the old key.

I don’t see Developer Toolkit in Settings. What should I do?

Your current plan may not include Developer Toolkit access yet. Upgrade your plan, then return to Settings → Developer Toolkit.

Where can I find API endpoint and request examples?

Use the developer docs here: Rivo REST API docs.

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