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Api Keys – adminbolt Reseller Panel ​

The Api Keys section allows resellers to create and manage API keys for authenticating with adminbolt or related services. Use these keys when you integrate with external systems, run scripts, or use the API to manage accounts or resources programmatically.

URL: /reseller/api-keys

Overview ​

API keys let you:

  • Generate one or more API keys for your reseller account.
  • Use each key in API requests (e.g. in headers or as a token) to perform actions within the scope of your reseller permissions.
  • Revoke a key when it is no longer needed or may have been exposed.

Typical use cases include automating account creation, querying usage, or syncing data with your own billing or CRM system.

Prerequisites ​

  • Access to the reseller panel in adminbolt.
  • Security in the sidebar (Security → Api Keys).
  • Understanding of how the adminbolt API expects the key (e.g. header name, format). Check the API documentation if available.

Interface Description ​

  • Breadcrumb: Api Keys → List.
  • Page heading: Api Keys (h1).
  • Intro text (below heading): Create and manage secure API keys with access control and IP restrictions.
  • New api key – Button (top right) to create a new API key.
  • Integration Overview – Section (h3) that explains: API keys enable secure authentication for external applications to interact with adminbolt via REST API endpoints. Generate and manage keys to control access to your system's resources.
  • API Documentation – Link to the API docs (e.g. .../api/documentation) for endpoints, authentication, and usage.
  • Search – Search box to find keys.
  • Filter – Button (e.g. Filter 0) to apply filters.
  • Empty state: When you have no keys, the page shows the heading No API Keys Yet and the message No API Keys found. Create one to get started.

When API keys exist, a table lists them (e.g. name/label, last used, created date, status). After creating a key, the full value is usually shown once; copy and store it securely—it may not be shown again. Row actions typically include Revoke or Delete to invalidate a key.

Security ​

  • Treat API keys like passwords. Do not commit them to version control or expose them in client-side code.
  • Create separate keys for different applications or environments so you can revoke one without affecting others.
  • Revoke a key immediately if you suspect it has been leaked.
  • Accounts – API may allow creating or listing hosting accounts.
  • Plans – API may allow managing plans.
  • Dashboard – Overview of your reseller environment.

Security → Api Keys

Notes ​

  • If the panel does not show the full key again after creation, store it in a secure password manager or secret store at the time of creation.
  • Check whether the API is documented separately (e.g. in admin docs or a developer section) for endpoints, scopes, and rate limits.