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# API Tokens

Our [**API integration**](https://www.simplebooth.com/dashboard/tokens) feature works seamlessly with data capture to collect first-party data from participants and deliver it to your server, database, or CRM for marketing purposes. Start by adding a [**Token**](https://www.simplebooth.com/dashboard/tokens) to your account.

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#### Creating an API Token

**To get started:**

1. Visit your [**API settings**](https://www.simplebooth.com/dashboard/tokens)
2. Click the button to **Create a token**.
3. Enter a **Token Description**.
   * Use a short, descriptive label so your team can easily identify the connection later.
   * Examples
     * `HubSpot CRM – Lead Capture from Event Booth`
     * `Salesforce – Trade Show Leads Integration`
     * `Zapier – Send Photo Booth Emails to CRM`

**Best Practices**

* **Isolation**: We recommend creating a separate token for each individual integration. This allows you to manage or revoke specific connections without affecting your other active integrations.
* **Implementation**: Once the token is generated, share the token value and our API documentation with your developer to complete the setup.

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