# Webflow > Documentation for Webflow --- # Webflow Documentation Source: https://developers.webflow.com/llms-full.txt --- --- # Introduction > Your reference for building successful integrations with the Webflow Data API. The Webflow Data API provides an extensive set of RESTful endpoints to help you create advanced tools and applications for Webflow users. This documentation is your guide to building successful integrations. ## Make your first API call
Revoking a site token is an additional security measure for your Webflow site. This process disables the token, preventing any further access or use. You should consider revoking a site token in the following situations:
* **Security Concerns:** If there's a potential security issue, revoke the token immediately.
* **Administrator Changes:** If an administrator leaves or their role changes, revoke their token to maintain security.
* **Token Management:** Regularly review and revoke tokens that are no longer needed.
2. Click "Generate API token".
3. Enter a name for your API token.
4. Choose the permissions you want the API token to have for each [scope](/data/reference/scopes).\
(e.g., no access or read-only).
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Revoking a site token is an additional security measure for your Webflow site. This process disables the token, preventing any further access or use. You should consider revoking a site token in the following situations:
* **Security Concerns:** If there's a potential security issue, revoke the token immediately.
* **Administrator Changes:** If an administrator leaves or their role changes, revoke their token to maintain security.
* **Token Management:** Regularly review and revoke tokens that are no longer needed.
First, check to see if the token is still needed by seeing if the "Last used" date is recent. If it is, you'll want to generate a new v2 API token. To persist existing, active workflows, [generate a new v2 API token](https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/33961356296723-Intro-to-Webflow-s-APIs) and update your integration to use the new token.
When generating a new API token, you'll have the option to select the needed [permissions](/data/reference/scopes) for the token. If you're not sure which permissions to set, reach out to the integration provider for guidance.
### Third-party tools that don't support v2 site tokens
If your third-party tool doesn't accept v2 site tokens, contact their support team for guidance. You can also email [developers@webflow.com](mailto:developers@webflow.com) to let us know which tool you're using so we can help ensure they add v2 support.
## Custom integrations
If your team built and/or owns a custom integration that uses a v1 site token, in addition to switching to use a v2 API site token, you'll need to update the requests your integration is making from v1 APIs to v2 APIs.
You can find more information about the changes from v1 to v2 in the [changelog](/data/changelog/webflow-api-changed-endpoints), and explore the new [v2 API structure and resources in the v2 API reference docs](/data/reference/structure-1).
For more details on site tokens and how to use them for calling Webflow APIs, see the [site token guide](/data/reference/site-token).
To replace any active v1 webhooks, create an equivalent v2 webhook with the same even type to match functionality. You can do this by clicking the "Add webhook" button to create a v2 Webhook for the relevant event. Once you have equivalent v2 webhooks established alongside your v1 webhooks and tested that automations work with the new webhook, feel free to remove the v1 Webhook.
### Webhooks created by third-party Webflow Apps
If a third-party Webflow App created the v1 webhook (i.e. Zapier), migrate your workflow by using the newest version of the Webflow App.
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