How to rotate your api key with the /api/rotateKeys endpoint

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• Collection

  View file
  name Self Rotate Key.postman_collection.json

• Environment

  View file
  name Self Rotate Key.postman_environment.json

Rotating your key

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1	Configure Postman Environment	Inside of Postman Environment open theSelf Rotate KeyEnvironment Update the domain Current Value to the Domain Should be one listed above Update basicAuthUserName_KeyId Current Value equals your current KeyId Update basicAuthPassword_ApiKey Current Value equals your current ApiKey Image Added
2	Save your Environment

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Confirm your variables (optional)

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3	Configure/Check Self Rotate Key Collection

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Open the Self rotate request

Hover over the domain, ensure the correct variable Go to the Authorization tab, ensure the Auth Type is basic Hover over basicAuthUserName_KeyId ensure the Username is

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the current KeyId Hover over basicAuthPassword_ApiKey ensure the Password is

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the current ApiKey Image Added
4	Send the request	Once you have filled your environment variable go ahead and click “Send”. This will create a Post call that updates your credentials.

In the Response body will be your Updated credentials.

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Image Added Info Note, there is a script that will update your credentials in postman. This will allow you to easily just run in the next time.
5	Save

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your credentials somewhere secure

Your ApiKey will only be shown this one time. Image Added

Troubleshooting

• Did you save your environment? it is easy to forgo this step. As anyone whom has worked with Postman has probably forgotten this critical step before.

• Ensure there are no spaces in your environment variables

• Make sure the url is the correct one

• Did you accidentally swap your KeyId and ApiKey?

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