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# Authentication tokens

**Authentication tokens** are used to uniquely identify an organization's user when sharing a resource externally to Biuwer, using the "**Share**" option available in Pages and Cards.

![List of Authentication Tokens in Biuwer Administration Area](/files/-MN-A415PZoAtbAmHR05)

When you press the "**Add**" button you must select the **user** to which you want to associate the authentication token and a **range of validity dates** for the token. You can leave the "to" date empty so that the token does not expire, although a "from" date is always required to mark the beginning of the token's validity period.

![Creating an authentication token in Biuwer](/files/-MN-AO3zUz_5fAub1XDi)


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