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# API Management
Helps you with the steps involved in getting the required credentials to invoke Authentication api
If you are an Admin, you will be able to see "ADMIN" button on MOGOPLUS homepage. Upon clicking "ADMIN" button, an Admin will be able to view the "API Management" link.
API Management link
Upon clicking "API Management" link, an Admin will be able to add client by clicking "ADD CLIENT" link and then entering the API Client Name.
Add a client name
On clicking save button, client\_id and client\_secret (which are required to use the api's) will be generated.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Important Note:**
Once you leave this screen, the generated credentials will no longer be available. Please download them before navigating away from this page
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Success message confirming generation of client credentials
On clicking the key icon, the client id and secret will be downloaded in the form of a JSON file to your machine.
Client credentials-download option
Downloaded file
The contents of the file will look like below:
`{`\
`"clientName": "Mogoplus_testaccount",`\
`"clientId": "782e12aa-23d3-11c0-8452-111114a14e13",`\
`"clientSecret": "aaaaaaaa-8b36-471f-c818-d1d2e46b20d4"`\
`}`
The above credentials (Client ID and Client Secret) must be used to invoke the [Authentication API](/mogoplus/api-reference/authentication.md#how-to-authenticate) to obtain an access token, which should then be included when submitting data and fetching the report
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