Connecting Zeeg to another tool shouldn't mean handing it the keys to your whole account.
What's new:
• Start with what the token is for – Pick a use like "Check availability" and Zeeg selects exactly the permissions it needs, without turning on full access.
• Same names as the docs – Every permission shows the name used in the developer docs, such as event_types:read, and you can search by that name.
• Copy it once, safely – The new token appears once in the dialog with a Copy button, and closing before you've copied it asks you to confirm.
• No more greyed-out buttons – Permissions your plan doesn't include name the plan that unlocks them and offer an Upgrade button.
• A clearer token list – See each token's permissions, a warning when one expires within 14 days, a full access badge, and how many of your 5 tokens are in use.
• Write access for AI agents – The AI agents permission now offers Write.
Why this matters: When the right permission is hard to find, the easy way out is giving a token full admin access. That's how an integration that only needs to read your availability ends up able to change everything. Now the safe choice is also the quickest one.
Find it under Settings → API access.