The Integrations page lets you connect your event to external systems. You can configure automatic access token generation for attendees and find the authentication credentials your external services use to communicate with JTE Panel.Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Token generation
When token generation is enabled, JTE Panel automatically creates a unique access code for each attendee at the point of registration. The token is stored alongside the attendee’s data and can be included in confirmation emails, giving each person a personalized link or code to access a streaming platform or gated content. By default, tokens consist of digits only. You can switch to alphanumeric tokens for stronger uniqueness.Configuring token generation
Choose a token format
- Leave Generate alphanumeric tokens off to use numeric-only tokens (the default).
- Turn it on to generate tokens containing digits, letters, and special characters.
Set the token length
Enter a value between 5 and 50 in the Token length field. This field is only available when alphanumeric tokens are enabled.
Token length and format settings apply to new registrations only. Tokens already generated for existing attendees are not affected when you change these settings.
Token settings reference
Turns token generation on or off for this event. When disabled, no tokens are created or stored.
When enabled, tokens include digits, letters, and special characters. When disabled, tokens contain digits only. Only available when token generation is enabled.
The number of characters in each generated token. Accepted range: 5–50. Only available when alphanumeric tokens are enabled.
External integrations
The External integrations section displays read-only credentials that external systems use to authenticate requests to your event. You’ll need these values when setting up a third-party integration that calls the JTE Panel API on your behalf.The authentication header value your external system must include in API requests.
A unique identifier for your event’s ticket configuration, used by some external integrations to reference the correct ticket setup.