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This page will help you get started with Expiration Reminder. You'll be up and running in a jiffy!
Using the REST API allows you to programmatically execute a wide range of code operations, which are also available through the user interface. This guide includes a quick start section with the most important concepts about the API, instructions to authenticate, and some short code examples.
Quick start
The Expiration Reminder API
There are few key concepts to keep in mind while using our API:
- How to call the endpoints
- What is the response structure
- What API SDKs you can use depending on your stack
Read more about how the API works.
Using your API key to authenticate
You will need an account on Expiration Reminder. You can create one from our signup page for free.
Once you confirm your account, get your API key from your settings.
- While logged into your account, click on your name at the top-right side of the screen.
- Click on Settings.
- Click on Manage API Keys.
- Click on New API key.
- Name your key and click Save.
- Copy API Key (token) and save it somewhere safe.
This API key will be used for each request you make, to identify who you are and check your account's credentials.
With this API key, you'll be ready to start calling the Expiration Reminder API.
Updated 2 months ago