Enabling VAN Integration: How to Request an API Key
In setting up a connection to VAN, you will need to use an API key. This article will walk you through accessing and requesting an API key so that you can connect your Empower account with VAN.
Requesting Your API Key
Click submit and wait for approval from your VAN Administrator. This can take between 24-72 hours.
Once you receive your API Key, you will have to manually add it to the API Key in Empower (see next section).
Entering Your API Key
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