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Read on 2026-10-07 from the Sahl API code. “API key” means a key with the stated scope calls it. “Console” means a signed-in member does it in the console with a session. “Not available” means no route does it for that audience. This page states what the code does today and nothing about the future.

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Real bank connections are not available in production yet: outside the sandbox the console routes answer 409 bank_connect_unavailable. The sandbox simulates them on every workspace. Talk to Sales about a pilot.
There are two API references. The Partner API is what a key can call. The Console API documents, for information, the routes the console calls with a login session; it is not available with an API key. Where a row says “Console API reference”, that capability is documented there.

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How this was decided

  • A route is key-authenticated when it needs an API key with a scope and not a signed-in console session. This is the same rule the console uses to build your OpenAPI.
  • Applying it to all 179 operations the API generates found 10 such routes: the 6 documented here and 4 partner-program routes that Sahl does not publish. Every other route needs a session.
  • The same 10 appear on every release line that has a partner API, so the count does not depend on which one you read.
Next: Console features.