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What authentication does the ItemPath API use?
The ItemPath API uses token-based authentication in order to validate user access. This is OAuth 2 standard. In order to make requests through the API, you must include an access token in the header of the API request.
To receive a token, you must first log in to the API. You can do this using the login API call. Your JWT tokens will be returned on a successful login. For more information and examples of these tokens, see the full documentation or see the lesson in the API course.
In addition to logging in with a secure ItemPath user, it's also possible to use SSO. Check out this guide to see what's required for Azure MSAL SSO configuration.
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Authentication
The ItemPath API uses token-based authentication in order to validate user access. This is OAuth 2 standard.In order to make requests through the API, you must include an access token ...
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How long does my token last?
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