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    • 📖Security
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    • Installation
  • WEB APP REFERENCES
    • 🔑Sign-in and Sign-out
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      • 💿Data Sources
        • 📖Configure Periodic Import
      • ❓Chat with collection
      • ⏱️View Q/A history
      • 📖Publish a Collection
    • 🏛️Manage Users
    • 💰[Flex] Billing and Payment
    • 💰[Enterprise] Billing and Payment
    • 📈Account Usage
    • 🗝️API Keys
    • 🖥️Generated Code Sample
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    • 🪄ChatBees Website ChatBot
    • 🪄Pnyx Discord Bot
  • Snowflake Native App
  • API References
    • 📖API Key
    • 📖Collection Operations
      • 📖Create Collection
      • 📖Configure Collection
      • 📖List Collections
      • 📖Delete Collection
    • 📖Document Operations
      • 📖Upload Document
      • 📖Summarize Document
      • 📖Get Document Outlines and FAQs
      • 📖Ask
      • 📖Chat
      • 📖Search
      • 📖Personalize Response
      • 📖List Documents
      • 📖Delete Document
    • 📖Crawl Operations
      • 📖Create Crawl
      • 📖Get Crawl
      • 📖Index Crawl
      • 📖Delete Crawl
    • 📖Ingest Data Sources
      • 📖Create Ingestion
      • 📖Get Ingestion
      • 📖Index Ingestion
      • 📖Delete Ingestion
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API Keys

All users can manage their own API keys

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You can manage your API keys in . You can use API keys to communicate with ChatBees programmatically, via our REST APIs (see for details).

You can permanently disable an API key by deleting it.

Please keep this key secure, anyone with your API key can access ChatBees with the same permissions as you

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