If you have subscribed to an API, the corresponding client and contract are displayed in the My Clients tab.
The My Clients tab shows the following:
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Your clients
Each client is displayed in his own client card. -
The contracts of each client
Each contract is displayed in his own contract card. -
A table of contents
Use the overview to navigate within the My Clients tab.
Each contract card contains a sidebar menu with the following options:
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Summary
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Description
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Use API
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Policies (only if polices are attached to the selected plan and used for this client by a contract)
Using the Contract Card Menu
Use the contract menu to access the contract details.
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Summary |
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Displays the URL of the API. Use option Copy to copy the key to the clipboard. |
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Displays the API Key. Use option Copy to copy the key to the clipboard. |
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Displays the Open API definition (Swagger) and allows for making test calls if the API is available. |
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Downloads the API definition file. |
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Policy Overview |
Displays an overview on the policies that have been assigned to the API. Use icon |
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Description |
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Displays the extended API description that may be provided by the API creator. See Exposing an API > Extended API Description for details. Also, the status of the API (e.g. published, retired ...) is displayed in the upper right corner of this tab. |
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Use API
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Displays the Open API definition (Swagger) and allows for making test calls if the API is available. |
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Downloads the API definition file. |
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API Key |
Displays the API Key as HTTP request header and additonal explanations. Use option Copy to copy the key to the clipboard. |
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Endpoint |
Displays the API endpoint as HTTP query parameter. Use option Copy to copy the key to the clipboard. |
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Policies |
Extended Policy Overview |
Displays detailed information about some assigned policies. For Rate Limiting and Transfer Quota, policy probes are active (see below), showing the current status. Example:
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Policy Probes for IP-based Policies
If the API you have subscribed to has assigned an IP-based policy, you need to insert an IP address for the policy probes to work.
If the API has assigned an IP-based policy, the policy probe card in the Summary menu contains an input field for the IP.
The input field is also available in the Policies menu. Enter a valid IP (v4/v6) address and click