Authenticating to the RingCX API
Access Tokens
Every request must provide an access token to authenticate properly.
Access Token Permissions
Different API endpoints require different permissions. The permissions assocated with an access token are inherited from the associated user. Read about creating an access token to learn how to associate an access token with a user.
Transmitting an Access Token
Via Form Parameter
An access token can be specified in a request parameter named access_token.
Example
To get all interventions on the source accessible by the token’s users, URL will looks like:
https://[YOUR DOMAIN].api.digital.ringcentral.com/1.0/interventions?access_token=abc42
Via HTTP Header
In order to be compliant with OAuth 2.0 standards an access token can also be specified via the Authorization request header where value respects following format:
Authorization: Bearer <access_token_value>
Example
To get all interventions on the source accessible by the token’s users, you’ll need to build your request with Authorization request header with proper value. HTTP request will looks like:
GET /1.0/interventions HTTP/1.1
Host: test.api.digital.ringcentral.com
Authorization: Bearer abc42
Keep access token secure
Do not publish your access token publicly. The access token is unencrypted, and possession of it by a third-party will give them access to your account.