> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.clickatell.com/chat-commerce-platform/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.clickatell.com/chat-commerce-platform/additional-features-and-services/user-portal/view-and-edit-api-integrations.md).

# View & edit API integrations

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If you are on one of our paid packages, Clickatell will set up API integrations on your behalf.
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There are two types of API integrations you can set up in your Clickatell account:

* **Basic HTTP API:** Ideal if you want to use SMS as your only channel. 
* **One API:** Allows you to use both WhatsApp and SMS channels without having to program them individually. Future-proof your implementation as Clickatell continues to add support for additional channels. 

An API integration is created as part of the wizard when creating a new [SMS](https://guides.clickatell.com/sms-user-guide/getting-started/add-new-sms-setups) or [WhatsApp ](https://guides.clickatell.com/whatsapp-channel/getting-started/add-and-manage-whatsapp-business-profiles)setup.

* **WhatsApp** setups automatically make use of **One API.**
* For **SMS** setups, you can choose between **HTTP** and **One API** *(recommended)*.

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For more detailed information about our APIs, see our [Developer Documentation website](https://docs.clickatell.com/).
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1. Navigate to *My Workspace* -> *API Integrations* for a list of all the integrations in your account. 

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2. To view or update an API's details, select it from the table.&#x20;

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3. Click *Update Changes*.

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