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API Authentication & Org ID
API Authentication & Org ID

Learn how to create credentials to utilize our open API

Updated over a month ago

API Authentication is used to build private integrations that allow you to access your personal Event Temple data securely.

For Single Organizations, only Admins have permission to access this area. For Organizations part of a Chain, only Chain Admin users have permission.

Please refer to our Developers Hub for more information on this advanced tool.


Apps - OAuth 2.0 Authentication

  1. Click on Settings

    1. If you are part of a chain, click on the Organization Picker & select Chain

  2. Scroll down the left-hand menu and click on Developers

  3. Click Apps

  4. Click + New App

  5. Enter the Name of the App you'll be using this authentication for

  6. Click Create

  7. Optional: Add a redirect URL if required

  8. Optional: Change the Scope if required

Your authentication is now ready! Utilize the Oauth credentials as needed.


Obtaining an API Org ID

Many APIs require you to pass an API Org ID header with your request.The Org ID specifies the organization the request is made against. You can use the organizations API request to get a list of organizations and their associated API Org ID within the chain.

You can also find it within Event Temple:

For a specific organization go to Settings > Overview for that organization

For all Organizations in a Chain go to Settings -> Chain -> Organizations from the Chain Dashboard.


Additional Information

If using API Keys

  • Api Keys are only accessible by admin users

  • Secrets will only be viewable after creation. After that, they will not be viewable.

  • Api key table will show the last_used_at timestamp

  • Name field is to identify what the token will be used for

  • Currently creating a user or visiting this page generates a token automatically. This ticket makes the key generation of tokens explicit through the Create API key button only

Authorization via API Keys will be deprecated in late 2024, therefore we recommend authorizing by the Apps option described above.

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