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# Access / API Key

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This refined guide focuses specifically on how to access, create, and manage API Keys within OpsNow.

#### Accessing the API Key Menu

The API Key menu allows you to manage the security access keys used to integrate with OpsNow APIs.

* To add an API Key, click \[**+ Create new API Key]** button on the top left, then enter the key name, and click **Save.**
* To delete an added API Key, click the **X** button to the right to delete certain the API Key.

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