> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://developers.pleo.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# API Keys Overview 

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  * [Standalone API Keys Overview](/docs/current/authentication/standalone-api-keys-overview)
  * [Integrated API Keys Overview](/docs/current/authentication/integrated-api-keys-overview)
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Another form of authorisation that Pleo supports is API keys and this form of authorisation is applicable, when:

* You are integrating Pleo with another application that does not support OAuth 2.0, for example, the applications that are deployed on-premises and these applications would also be included in the list of integration offerings that Pleo supports.
* You are a customer (company or organisation) interested in building a custom or bespoke integration with Pleo or temporarily ingest data from Pleo.

<Info>**Note**: You cannot use API keys to access the Legacy APIs; you must generate API tokens to use the legacy API endpoints.</Info>

You can generate two types of API keys:

* [Standalone API keys](/docs/for-partners): Generate **standalone API keys** when you want to integrate your Pleo account with bespoke applications.
* [Integrated API keys](/docs/integrated-api-key-generation): During the installation process of connecting your Pleo account with an application that is already existing in the list of supported integrations, the API keys that you generate are **integrated API keys**.