SDK Key

The SDK Key is used for API calls or third-party system integration.

It is intended for developers, enterprise clients, service provider systems, or internal platform integration scenarios.

Use Cases

SDK Key may be used for:

• Querying device status
• Submitting tasks
• Retrieving task results
• Integrating with enterprise systems
• Service provider platform interconnection
• Automated operations system integration

Whether the current SDK / API capabilities are open is subject to the actual platform status.

Differences from Group Key

Group Key is primarily used for device onboarding.

SDK Key is primarily used for system calls.

Do not mix the two.

Security Requirements

SDK Key typically carries higher risk and should not be exposed in frontend pages, mobile app bundles, or public repositories.

Recommendations:

• Store SDK Key only on the server side.
• Use environment variables or a secret management system.
• Do not hard-code it into client-side code.
• Regularly review call logs.
• Immediately disable or rotate upon detecting anomalies.

Example Notes

Before official API documentation is available, do not integrate against unofficial interfaces for production use.

If you need to integrate with the SDK or API, please contact the platform side to confirm the scope of interfaces, call limits, security requirements, and testing environment.