Using the Dashboard

Highnote dashboard sessions time out after 15 minutes of inactivity.

The Highnote dashboard is a no-code user interface built on top of the Highnote API. The "Developers" section of the dashboard contains several developer-related controls.

This guide is for developers. Non-technical users should refer to Using the dashboard in the support guide. To access the dashboard, sign up for a new account or log in.

The Highnote dashboard lets you switch between test and live environments using the environment drop-down. For a general overview of the test and live environments, see the Using the Highnote dashboard support guide.

You can create and manage API keys from the Highnote dashboard. You must have a valid API key to interact with the Highnote API.

We recommend rotating API keys to mitigate risk and misuse of sensitive data. For more information, see Rotating API Keys.

Use the following steps to create an API key:

1. From the Highnote dashboard, click Developers.
2. On the API Keys tab, click Create API Key.
3. Provide an API Key Name and click Create API Key.
4. Copy your API key and store it in a safe location. For security reasons, we can’t display the API key again.
5. Once you’ve copied and stored your API key, click I’ve copied my key.

Use the following steps to revoke an API key:

1. From the Highnote dashboard, click Developers.
2. On the API Keys tab, locate the API key you want to delete.
3. Click Revoke API Key.

The Highnote dashboard allows you to manage notifications, targets, and events. For more information on using the dashboard to manage notifications, see the following support guides:

• Manage notifications: Add, manage, activate, and delete notification targets
• Monitor events: View event details and replay events

Using the Highnote dashboard, you can add collaborative authorization endpoints, which allow you to receive collaborative authorization requests.

For more information on using the dashboard to manage collaborative authorization endpoints, see the following support guide: Collaborative authorization.

The Highnote dashboard offers different user and permission levels:

• Admin
• Support

For an overview of dashboard roles and permissions, see Dashboard roles and permissions.