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Get started with Duffel and unlock access to a global network of travel inventory. Here's how to create a Duffel account:

 Go to [https://www.duffel.com/](https://www.duffel.com/).

 Locate the "Sign Up" button on the website, typically in the navigation menu or header.

 Fill out the registration form with your name, email address, and desired password.

  Check your email inbox for a verification link from Duffel. Clicking this link confirms your email address.

 You may be asked to provide additional information, such as your company details and API integration preferences.

 Once your account is set up, you can begin using Duffel's API to access travel products, search for flights, and create bookings.

Learn how to sign up for a Duffel account and get started with using our API.

Create a Duffel Account

Before you can start using Duffel's API to access travel products and build your applications, you'll need to set up your API credentials. These credentials ensure secure access to your account and allow you to manage your API usage.

 Visit the Duffel website and log in using the credentials you created during signup.

 Look for an "API" or "Developer" section within your account settings. Typically, you can find this in the navigation menu or user profile area.

 Within the API Credentials section, you'll find options to generate API keys. Click the "Generate API Key" button to create a new key.

 Give your API key a descriptive name that helps you identify it for future reference.

 Once generated, your API key will be displayed. Carefully copy this key and store it in a secure location. 

 In some cases, you may be able to set specific permissions for each API key. This allows you to control which parts of the API a particular key can access.

**Remember:** It's good practice to have separate API keys for different applications or environments (development, production, etc.) to enhance security and traceability.

Understand how to generate and manage your API keys and access tokens.

Setting up your API Credentials

Integrating Duffel's API into your application is the first step towards accessing a vast global network of travel products and building powerful travel booking experiences. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:

 Select a programming language and framework that suits your project needs. Duffel’s API is compatible with various programming languages. 

 Familiarize yourself with the documentation available on Duffel’s website. The documentation comprehensively explains endpoints, parameters, request formats, and response structures.

 Depending on your chosen programming language, you will need to install specific libraries or packages to interact with the Duffel API. For example, you may need to install the Duffel Python library or the Duffel Node.js library.

 Ensure you have a secure API key generated from your Duffel account. This key is essential to authenticate your requests.

 Start by making a simple API call to test your connection and understand the basics. The Duffel API documentation provides examples and code snippets to get you started.

 Learn to parse and interpret the JSON responses received from Duffel’s API. Each response will contain valuable information, such as flight details, prices, availability, and booking confirmation data.

  Based on the responses from the Duffel API, build the logic for your application. This could involve searching for flights, displaying results, handling user input, processing payments, and managing bookings.

 Perform rigorous testing to ensure your integration is reliable and handles various scenarios correctly.

If you encounter any problems while integrating with Duffel’s API, review the API documentation, consult forums, or contact Duffel’s support team for assistance.

A step-by-step guide on how to integrate Duffel's API into your system.

Getting Started

Create a Duffel Account

Setting up your API Credentials

Integrating with Duffel’s API