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When you create a token, you choose one or more scopes. Read scopes on their own cannot touch your balance: operations that spend money need a separate scope (orders:write), and settings changes need another one (proxies:write).

Scopes

ScopeNameDescription
orders:readService informationDays left, traffic used, request and error counts; catalog, stock and price quotes.
proxies:readProxy listProxy addresses and login details. Contains credentials; grant it with care.
logs:readLogsRequest logs. Your plan must also include log access.
orders:writeOrderingPlaces new proxy orders and CHARGES YOUR BALANCE. Grant it only to an integration that will actually make purchases.
proxies:writeProxy settingsChanges the settings of existing services, such as the service name and traffic limit. Spends no money.

Which scope opens which endpoints

orders:read

proxies:read

logs:read

orders:write

proxies:write

Recommended scope sets

IntegrationScopes
Usage and expiry monitoringorders:read
Passing the proxy list to your customersorders:read, proxies:read
Log analysisorders:read, logs:read
Automated purchases and renewalsorders:read, orders:write, proxies:read
Name and traffic limit automationorders:read, proxies:write

When the username and password are generated with the order, the token also needs proxies:read for them to be returned in the response.