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API keys let your backend call the Verisoul API for one project. Webhooks send a project’s events to your endpoint, signed so you can verify they came from Verisoul. Both are managed under Settings, in tables covering every project you can access. The keys on this page are project API keys. Keys for AI clients are separate; see MCP Access.

API keys

A project API key has full access to the Verisoul API for its project, including the Allow and Block lists. Send it in the x-api-key header, as shown in the API Reference. Client SDKs identify the project by its Project ID and never need a key.

Who can see a key

Only people with Manage API keys on a key’s project (Editors and Admins) can see or copy its full value. Everyone else sees the last four characters. A key grants full API access, so holding it would bypass role limits in the dashboard.

Rotating a key

  1. Create a new key in the same project.
  2. Move your integration to the new key and confirm requests succeed.
  3. Delete the old key. Deletion cannot be undone.
Keep at least one key in every project you use. The dashboard also uses a project key for account and session pages, verification sessions, list changes, email submissions and webhook changes. Deleting a project’s last key stops those features until a new key is created.

Webhooks

A webhook sends a POST request to your endpoint when a chosen event occurs in a project. Email Intel Completed (email.intelligence.completed) fires when an email analysis finishes; see the Webhook Payload Reference. Each webhook has its own signing secret, shown after creation and available in the table afterwards. Every delivery carries an x-signature header made with it. Verify it before trusting a payload, as described in Webhook Signature Verification.
  • A new webhook is enabled when created.
  • While a webhook is disabled, events are not delivered, and they are not sent later.
  • Creating a webhook needs an API key in the project.
The dashboard creates webhooks and turns them on and off. To change a URL or events, create a new webhook and disable the old one, or use the webhooks_update and webhooks_delete tools through the MCP server.

Permissions

Admins have every permission. Permissions apply per project. See Managing Users. Keys and webhooks belong to a project, so Sandbox and Production each need their own. A Sandbox key works against https://api.sandbox.verisoul.ai, and a Production key against https://api.prod.verisoul.ai.

Need Help?

If you have any questions about API keys and webhooks, please contact our support team at support@verisoul.ai.