How do I create an API Key in Rekaz?

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Use Rekaz Search to open Api Keys, then create a separate key for the integration you are connecting.


The Base64 value is shown only in the creation dialog. Treat both the Base64 value and Tenant ID as credentials and never place them in public screenshots, documents, conversations, or source code.


Steps

  1. From any Rekaz page, select Search to find Api Keys.

    The Rekaz search dialog opens.

  2. Enter Api Keys, then select Api Keys under Pages.

    The Api Keys page opens.

  3. On the Api Keys page, select Create API key.

    The Create API key dialog opens.

  4. In Key name, enter a clear purpose-based name for the integration.

    The key name is entered and the create action becomes available.

  5. Review the name, then select Create API key in the dialog.

    The API key created dialog displays the one-time Base64 value and Tenant ID.

  6. Select Copy Base64 and store the value immediately in an approved secrets manager.

    The Base64 credential is copied without exposing it in the guide.

  7. Select Copy Tenant ID and store it with the integration configuration.

    The Tenant ID is copied without exposing it in the guide.

  8. Only after securely storing both values, select Done, I've copied Base64.

    The credential dialog closes and the new key appears in the Api Keys list.


Illustrated guide

Step 1: Open Rekaz Search to find Api Keys.


Open Rekaz Search to find Api Keys.


Step 2: Find and open Api Keys from Rekaz Search.


Find and open Api Keys from Rekaz Search.


Step 3: Start creating an API key.


Start creating an API key. in Rekaz


Step 4: Name the API key for its integration.


Name the API key for its integration. in Rekaz


Step 5: Create the named API key.


Create the named API key. in Rekaz


Step 6: Copy the one-time Base64 credential securely.


Copy the one-time Base64 credential securely. in Rekaz


Step 7: Copy the Tenant ID securely.


Copy the Tenant ID securely. in Rekaz


Step 8: Confirm that the API credential was stored securely.


Confirm that the API credential was stored securely. in Rekaz


Keep your API Key secure


Treat the API Key and its Base64 value as sensitive credentials.


  • Do not send the key in a conversation.

  • Do not add the key to publicly available code.

  • Use a descriptive name that identifies the application and purpose.

  • Store the copied value in a secrets manager.


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