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How can I access and use the splose API, and what are the restrictions during the trial period?

Learn how to request splose API access after your trial, and what API restrictions apply during the trial period.

The splose API lets you connect your workspace to external applications to exchange data and automate tasks. API access isn't available during the trial period; you'll need an active paid subscription and to request access before you can generate keys.

This guide covers the restrictions that apply during your trial and how to request API access once your subscription is active.


How to obtain API access post-trial

Once your trial period ends and your subscription becomes active, you can request API access by following these steps:

  1. Contact splose Support: The account owner must log in to the workspace and use the "Chat with support" option to request API access.

  2. Verification: splose will verify the account owner’s identity and eligibility for API access.

  3. Granting Access: After verification, splose will enable API access for the workspace.

  4. Sharing API Keys: The account owner can then generate and share API keys with authorised collaborators as needed.


Things to Note

API access is not available for accounts or workspaces that are in the trial period.

This restriction includes the inability to generate API keys or use any API-related features. To gain API access, your account must transition from a trial to an active paid subscription.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can I generate an API key during the trial period?

No, API keys cannot be generated while your account is in the trial period. You must wait until your trial ends and your subscription is active.

What happens after the trial period ends?

Once your trial ends and you upgrade to a paid plan, you can request API access and proceed with generating API keys for your workspace.


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