API Keys

This section displays a table listing all API keys configured for your organization.

For each key, the table displays the following information:

• Title

• Unique identifier (ID)

• User who created the key

• Creation date

• Expiration date

A contextual menu in each column header allows you to sort, filter, hide, or display attributes according to your needs.

Adding an API Key

1. Click Add Key.

2. Enter a name and expiration date, then choose the role assigned to the key (only Editor and Viewer roles are available). Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

3. Click Create.

A message reminds you that the key is private and will no longer be accessible after the window is closed.

Make sure to copy it immediately using the copy icon if you need to use it elsewhere.

Click OK to complete the creation. The key is then added to the table.

Managing API Keys

To manage an API key, hover over its row to display the contextual menu, then click it to access the available options:

• View information

• Delete

The information view displays:

• Title

• Creator

• Role

• Email address

• Expiration date

You can copy the email address using the copy icon.

Deleting an API Key

You can delete API keys that are no longer needed. However, be aware of the implications: a key may own resources such as data sources, projects, layers, or tables.

Before deleting a key, make sure to transfer ownership of its resources to another member of the organization. Otherwise, the resources will be deleted along with the key.

Deletion steps

1. Click the menu and select Delete.

2. Confirm your intention in the dialog box.

3. If the key owns resources, a list of members with the Editor role will be displayed. Select the member to whom the resources will be transferred.

4. If the key owns no resources, confirm the deletion.

The selected member becomes the owner of all transferred resources. Access permissions associated with the deleted key are removed.

Resources without another owner will be permanently deleted.

Deleting an API key is irreversible. The key is permanently removed from JMap Cloud.