🚀Go Live!
Follow this guide to get your production API keys and customize your Connect Webviews.
Create a Production Workspace
When you first sign up for Seam, the Seam Console automatically creates a sandbox workspace for you. Sandbox workspaces are great for testing with virtual devices, but once you are ready to connect a real device, you must first create a production workspace.
In the upper-right corner of the Seam Console, click the down arrow to display the workspace list.
Click + Add Workspace.
In the Add a Workspace dialog, type a name for your new workspace and your company name.
Disable Sandbox mode.
Click Create Workspace.
Create a Production API Key
Once you have switched to your production (non-sandbox) workspace (for example, "My Production Workspace"), you must create a production API key.
In the left navigation pane of the Seam Console, click API Keys.
In the upper-right corner of the API Keys page, click + Add API Key.
In the Add API Key dialog, type a name for your new production API key and then click Create API Key.
Copy the newly-created API key and store it for future use.
Production API keys do not include the test token, while API keys for sandbox workspaces do include this test token. In addition, if you accidentally commit your API key to a GitHub repo, the seam_ prefix is detected, and you are notified.
Customize Your Connect Webviews
You can customize your Connect Webviews. Seam Connect Webviews are fully-embedded client-side components that you add to your app if you want to enable your users to import their own devices using your app. Your users interact with your Connect Webviews to link their device accounts with your app. That is, Connect Webviews walk your users through the process of logging in to their device accounts.
In the left navigation pane of the Seam Console, click Webviews.
Add a logo, choose a logo shape, update the base button color, or change the inviter name that your Connect Webviews display to your users.
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