E2E CloudPersonal Access Tokens FAQ
Can I see a token again after I create it?
Section titled “Can I see a token again after I create it?”Yes. Manage Tokens shows each token shortened, with a copy action that copies the whole value. You can copy it until the token expires or you delete it. See Copy a token or download its config file.
How long does a token last?
Section titled “How long does a token last?”A token lasts 365 days from the day you create it. The Expiry column shows the date. See How Personal Access Tokens work.
Can I reuse the name of a token I deleted?
Section titled “Can I reuse the name of a token I deleted?”No. A token name stays taken after the token is deleted, so give the replacement a new name. See Create a token.
Why do I see only some tokens?
Section titled “Why do I see only some tokens?”A token belongs to one project, and the list shows the tokens you created in the project you have open. Open the other project to see its tokens.
Does a token work in both Delhi and Chennai?
Section titled “Does a token work in both Delhi and Chennai?”Yes. A call names its location, Delhi or Chennai, and the same token works in both. See
Use a token in API calls.
Should several scripts share one token?
Section titled “Should several scripts share one token?”No. Give each tool or machine its own token. You can then delete one, for example when a laptop is lost, and the others keep working. See Delete a token.
Where do I find the API key for a token?
Section titled “Where do I find the API key for a token?”It is in the token’s config file. Use the download action in Config File on the token’s row. See Use a token in API calls.
What happens to my tokens if the account’s email address changes?
Section titled “What happens to my tokens if the account’s email address changes?”Changing the account’s primary email address removes the tokens of every project the account owns, so create new tokens afterwards.