Introduction
The Corti Console is home base for our customers and extends self service functionality to you in order to give you the tools you need to build great things. The Corti Console is a key tool for customers integrating with Corti's API to be able to create an API key and integrate with whatever tool you've built.
Navigating to the API Clients Page
Upon first login, you will notice the name of your Project in the top left corner of your screen (in the screenshot below, the Project Name is 'Test2 Gerrit'. Along the left side menu, you will see the active modules for your project. Upon login, your Project Home page will be your default page. From this page, either select API Clients in your left menu or select Create Client from your Project Home.
API Clients Page
The API Clients page within the Corti Console has all created API Clients for your Project.
Creating an API Client
To create an API client, you'll select Create API Client in the top right corner of the page.
From the Create New API Client modal, you will now name your API Client. This name will serve as a more user friendly name for the API key (*note: the key will not be presented to end users, but for organizations that may create more than 1 API key, this can help distinguish keys for developers). As you create the API Client Name, the Client ID will be auto-generated into API friendly format with the project name defaulted at the beginning of the Client ID. Last, you will be asked to choose the data residency region for the API Client. Once you have provided the necessary information, click Create Client ID and you'll be navigated back the the API Clients page.
Accessing Your API Credentials
On the API Client page, click on the API Client that you want to access credentials for. This will expand the client credentials as below:
From the expanded menu, you can now see the following information:
Client ID
Client Secret
Environment ID
Tenant Name
Using this information, you can either use the Authentication Quickstart option to get preconfigured code to aid you in authentication, or you are able to use that information with the Get Started page in Corti's API documentation to use the provided information.