TL;DR
There are chances you’re using the Tradly API in multiple places or projects, not just through our Editor or SuperAdmin.
So, you need a way to track what’s happening across all your project endpoints. You might also want different API keys for different needs, each with its own permissions and scopes.
Sometimes, you may want to set an expiry date or revoke a key without affecting your other apps. With only one key, that’s difficult. You also need a way to track API usage and requests for each key.
So, we’re introducing Named API Keys, Searchable Logs, an Events Feed, and a Live Activity Overview — all in one place.
An Activity Overview
Open Developers → Overview to see how your API is performing at a glance.
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View charts of API requests, errors, webhook deliveries, and webhook response times.
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Identify endpoints that fail most often, with error counts, so broken links or misbehaving clients are easy to spot.
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Jump directly from a problem to the matching logs.
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Switch between the last 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days.
Available on Starter and above.
If you’ve ever wondered “Which key made that request?” or “Why did that webhook fail?”, this update is for you.
We’ve added a Developers area to your workspace with four tools to monitor and control your API activity.
1. A Secret Key for Every Connected Tool
Give each app or tool that connects to your marketplace its own key. That could be your accounting system, your website, or an AI agent.
- Name each key so you know what it’s for.
- Limit permissions to what each tool needs. Per resource, choose
None,Read, orWrite. Anything left atNoneis blocked. - Track usage to see how often each key was used over the last 7 days.
- Rotate or revoke keys without affecting other connected apps.
Keys are shown partly hidden, with View and Copy buttons. When you create a new key, you can copy it right away.
Available on Starter Plan and above.
2. Logs for Every Request
Search every API request your workspace receives (new observability) and every tool call made by an AI agent through MCP(already available).
- See which key made each request, what it asked for, and what your API answered.
- View request and response details with passwords and secrets removed.
- Follow an agent’s tool call to the API requests it triggered.
- The page opens on the last 7 days, and logs are retained for 30 days.
Available on Starter and above.
3. An Events Feed
Review everything that happened in your workspace over the last 30 days, whether or not a webhook was listening.
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Each event comes with its associated data.
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See webhook deliveries and the responses your endpoints returned.
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Find an event by ID, type, or resource.
Available on Growth and above.
Who Can See This? RBAC Controls
The Developers area follows your team’s permissions.
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Sub-admins can access it only if their role includes the
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You decide who can view your API activity.
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Everyone can see only their own workspace’s data.
Get Started
Open Settings → API & Developers in your admin panel, create a key for the next tool you connect, and watch its requests show up in Logs.




