General Settings
On the Settings > General Settings screen, you can review the basic information of the currently logged-in account and the selected organization, and you can issue, reissue, or deactivate the organization API key used for SDK and API integration.
1. Account Information
In the Account Information card at the top left of the screen, you can review the currently logged-in user's information. This area is read-only; to change user information, go to Settings > User Management.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| The email address of the login account. | |
| Name | The display name (nickname) registered to the account. |
| Role | The permission within the organization (Owner / Admin / User). |
2. Organization Information
In the Account Information card to the right of the Organization Information card, you can review the basic information of the currently selected organization. If no organization is selected or the information cannot be loaded, a guidance message is displayed. To edit, add, or delete organization information, go to Settings > Organization Settings.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Organization Name | The display name of the organization. |
| Organization ID | The unique ID that identifies the organization internally in the system. |
| Organization Identifier | The organization slug. |
| Description | The organization description (displayed only when registered). |
| Created Date | The date on which the organization was created. |
3. API Key Management
In the API Key Management section, you manage the organization-level API key used for SDK integration and API calls. This key is identical to the apiKey value passed during SDK initialization, and it is used to authenticate all data transmission, such as event collection and attribution.
API Key List Table
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| API Key | The issued key value. |
| Status | Displays the Active or Inactive status. |
| Created Date | The date and time the key was issued. |
| Last Used | The date and time the key was last used. If there is no usage history, it is displayed as Never used. |
| Actions | A deactivation button is shown only for active keys. |
At the bottom of the list, a summary in the form of N keys total (Active: N, Inactive: N) and page navigation controls are displayed (pages are split when there are more than 5 keys).
Issuing / Reissuing Keys
Click the Create New Key button to issue a new key. If there are no keys at all, a Create First Key button is displayed in the list area.
If you issue a new key while an active key already exists, all existing active keys are automatically deactivated. In this case, a confirmation dialog appears first, and if you proceed with issuance, you must replace all keys currently used in SDK and API integration with the new key.
When a new key is issued, the full key value is shown once in a separate dialog. You must copy the key using the copy button and store it in a safe place.
Deactivating a Key
When you click the delete (trash) icon in the Actions area of an active key row, a deactivation confirmation dialog is displayed. A deactivated key can no longer be used for API calls.
4. Security Notice
Please comply with the following in accordance with the Security Notice guidance at the bottom of the screen.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Secure Storage | Store the key in a safe place and do not include it directly in source code. |
| Action on Leak | If you suspect a key has been leaked, immediately deactivate that key and issue a new one. |