Create a scoped API key and make an authenticated request against the Táve public API
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Steps
In your Táve account, go to Settings -> API Integrations and select New API Key
Name the key after the specific application that will use it and choose a permission level (Read and Write, or Read Only)
Save the displayed key immediately — Táve only shows the full key value once, at creation time
Make requests against the current public v2 API base (documented at tave.io) using that key for authentication
Delete and reissue the key if it's ever compromised or the integration is retired, rather than reusing an old key across apps
Known gotchas
The default permission level is Read and Write — anyone holding that key can modify account data, so scope down to Read Only when you only need to pull data
Not all Táve data is available via the API; check Táve's Feature Requests board if a field/entity you need isn't exposed yet
Táve's Studio Manager product was folded into VSCO Workspace after a 2025 acquisition — confirm which product/account generation you're integrating against, since branding and support paths changed
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