# Application Tokens (API Access)
Application tokens let you authorize API requests and third-party integrations without using your password. You create a token in your user profile, set an expiration date, copy the token once, and revoke it when needed.
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This feature can be disabled by an instance administrator. In this case, creating new tokens is disabled. All existing tokens stay valid until their expiration date.
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Use application tokens with the API and third-party integrations.
### Create a token
1. Open **User profile** → **Application tokens**.
2. Click the 
button in the bottom-left corner.
3. Enter the **Token name** and select the **Token expiration date**.
4. In the confirmation window, click the **Copy** icon .
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Make sure to copy the token. This is the only time you can see it. You won’t be able to view it again after you close this window.
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5. Check the token list. Revoke tokens if needed.
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You will receive an email notification 30 days and 1 day before the token expires.
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