API key management for safer ecommerce integrations

Give every integration a clear identity

An API key should not be an unexplained string in a settings page. Stoify lets teams name each key after the integration, environment, or workflow it supports so access stays easier to audit over time.

Keep full secrets visible only when they matter

The full API secret is shown once after creation or regeneration. The dashboard stores only a hash for authentication and keeps an abbreviated preview for identification. That gives teams a safer place to manage credentials without making the complete secret part of everyday dashboard visibility.

Rotate credentials without rebuilding the integration

When a credential needs to change, the key can be regenerated from the API page. Stoify requires the user to type the key name before replacing it, then shows the new secret once so it can be copied into the integration's secret manager.

The previous secret stops working immediately. Site owners receive an email with the key name and abbreviated preview when a key is created, regenerated, or revoked.

Built for the rest of the API workflow

API key management works alongside public API endpoints, the dashboard API reference, and plan-aware API rate limiting. Together they give developers a more controlled path from credential creation to production requests.