Give Integrations Access to Only What They Need

We updated API Keys — you can now limit a credential to specific subsidiaries instead of your whole company. If you share API access with a partner, a broker, or an outside software vendor, they only see the subsidiaries you pick.

What You Can Do

• Scope a key to up to 3 subsidiaries — Choose which subsidiaries a credential can reach when you create it, or select All subsidiaries for company-wide access.
• Keep your data separated on every request — A scoped key can't read or change loads, trips, invoices, customers, drivers, or trucks outside its subsidiaries.
• Limit webhooks the same way — A scoped key only subscribes to events and reads delivery logs for its own subsidiaries.
• Find the right key faster — Filter your key list by subsidiary and by status; expired keys are hidden until you ask for them.
• Set an expiration on every new key — Every credential now needs an expiry date, and you can extend it later from the key's detail page.

Already using the API? Your existing credentials keep working exactly as they do today. Nothing changes until you choose to scope a key.

How to Access

Navigate to Settings > API Keys from the side navigation.

Learn More

• Getting Started with API Keys
• Using Subsidiary Scoped Tokens