REST API

Access Privilege

API key can be generated only by the Organization Owner.

An   API  key  provides a one-time authentication for triggering API calls in Qntrl. Only the standalone custom functions can be invoked using the API key.  

1. Navigate to   and select  REST  API  under  Organizations.
   
2. Click the  Generate  API   key  button.  
   

To ensure security, we recommend regenerating the API key periodically. Click  Regenerate  Key  button to generate a new API key. Once the new key has been generated, the old key will not work.  

You can invoke custom functions in Qntrl using API authentication. Learn how to manage custom functions.

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