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# API Access
Use the API Access section to interact with the OpenPanel API directly from your dashboard. This tool allows you to test API calls, view request/response examples, monitor API logs, and experiment with endpoints in a simple interface.
Use the API Access page to test API calls, view request/response examples, monitor API logs, and experiment with endpoints in a simple interface.
To begin:
1. **Enable API Access**
Toggle the Enable API Access option to activate the interface for testing API requests.
Toggle the Enable API Access option to activate the interface for testing API requests.
2. **Fill the Request Form**
Once enabled, you will see a form with the following fields:
3. **Fill the Request Form**
- **GET** – Choose the HTTP method (currently supports GET).
Once enabled, you will see a form with the following fields:
- **Method** – Choose the HTTP method.
- **URL** – Enter the API endpoint you wish to call.
- **TOKEN** – Paste your authentication token for authorization.
- **USERNAME** - Enter admin username.
- **PASSWORD** - Enter admin password.
- **TOKEN** – token that was generated with username and password combination.
- **DATA** – (Optional) Provide any data or parameters required by the endpoint.
3. Send Request
5. **Send Request**
Click the Send Request button to execute the API call.
5. View API Logs and Curl command
7. **View API Logs and Curl command**
After making a request, the response, curl command and log details will appear at the bottom. This includes request info, server response, status codes, and any error messages.