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Guide: Reliability and limits

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

Authorization: Bearer . An application key (tk_live_, tk_test_) has full access, which covers every product and any product added later, or custom access, chosen when the key is created: one or more of the scopes verify:check, verify:send (includes verify:check), notifications:read, notifications:send (includes notifications:read), email:read, email:send (includes email:read), email:manage (includes email:send), webhooks:manage, email:inbound, notifications:templates (includes notifications:read), chat:menus, chat:attendant. No key made on the API keys page holds notifications:templates, full access included: the three template writes answer such a key 403 insufficient_scope. A connected app's key holds it. Nor chat:menus: the five conversation menu operations answer such a key 403 insufficient_scope, and a connected app's key holds it once the client approved it. Nor chat:attendant: the five auto-attendant operations answer such a key 403 insufficient_scope too, and a connected app's key holds it once the client approved it. email:manage and webhooks:manage are held only by a key someone chose them for: a full-access key, old or new, never holds them. email:inbound, which reads, deletes and forwards received e-mail, is opt-in on every key, full access included: a key holds it only when it was turned on when the key was created. A call outside the key's access answers 403 insufficient_scope and names the scope it needs in the WWW-Authenticate response header. A partner key (tk_partner_) always has full access. Whatever its access, a key is a server-side secret.

Path Parameters

id
string<uuid>
required

Body

application/json
application
string

Partner keys only, same meaning as on start.

Response

Canceled

id
string
status
string