Authentication
The BlueInk API uses API keys to authenticate requests. You can view and manage your API keys in the BlueInk Dashboard, in the Apps section.
Be sure to keep your API key secret! An API key identifies your App and allows it to make calls to the BlueInk API on your behalf, including sending documents for eSignature. It should never be exposed publicly in client-side code (e.g. javascript source files that are downloaded to a browser) or committed into source control (e.g. a github repo).
Notice
If an API key is ever compromised or exposed publicly, you should immediately delete the compromised API key in the BlueInk Dashboard and generate a new one.
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