The Jeli API allows you to manage your Jeli data outside of the web app. After you create an API access token, you can make requests to Jeli to gather opportunity or incident details, as well as integrate Jeli with third-party tools.

Using the Jeli API, you can take actions like:

• Create an opportunity or incident
• List opportunities or incidents
• Import event data to an opportunity

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Requirements

• Only a Jeli Admin can manage API access tokens.
• The Commercial and Enterprise Jeli pricing plans offer API access. Please see our Pricing Page for details.

Generate an API Access Token

1. Navigate to Settings API Tokens.
2. Click Generate token in the top right.
3. Enter a meaningful Name for the token.
4. Make sure to copy the access token and store it in a secure location, since this is the only time Jeli displays the access token.

Use an API Access Token

Tokens should be used as Bearer tokens in the header of your API requests.

To generate and run authenticated API requests, please visit our API documentation.

Edit API Access Tokens

You can edit a token’s Name. It is not possible to edit the token value. If you’ve lost your token value, see Revoke an API Access Token below.

1. Navigate to Settings API Tokens.
2. Click Edit to the right of your desired token.
3. Enter a new value for the Name and click Save.

Revoke an API Access Token

You can delete a token by revoking it. You may revoke a token at any time.

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Revoke Warning

This is an irreversible action and you will not be able to recover a revoked key. Once revoked, API requests using this token will fail and receive an “Invalid authentication token” response.

1. Navigate to Settings API Tokens.
2. Click Revoke to the right of your preferred token.
3. A confirmation modal appears. To confirm you would like to revoke the token, click Revoke token. The token will be removed from the API Tokens list.