User tokens allow users to access Quickbase data for how long?

User tokens in Quickbase are designed to provide lasting access to Quickbase data based on the permissions granted to the user at the time of token creation. When a user token is generated, it does not have an expiration date, meaning it remains valid indefinitely. This is particularly beneficial for applications and integrations needing consistent and uninterrupted access to Quickbase data.

The indefinite timeframe of user tokens allows for seamless long-term access without the need for frequent renewals or reauthentication. This can enhance user experience and system reliability, particularly in environments where applications interact regularly with Quickbase for data retrieval or updates.

In contrast, options suggesting limited durations, such as one day, one month, or one year, would imply a need for periodic reauthorization, which defeats the purpose of user tokens designed for sustained access. Therefore, the correct understanding of user tokens aligns with the notion that they are meant to facilitate ongoing access without a defined end, reinforcing their indefinite nature.