Authentication

Welcome to our guide on managing API credentials, which will provide access to Apkudo's Recover Software API. These API credentials are OAuth2-based, which provides secure delegated access to your resources.

Protecting your API credentials is of utmost importance. Below you'll find detailed steps on how to perform these tasks and a few tips on security.

• Store Safely: Always store your API credentials securely. Do not share them publicly or
  expose them in client-side code in a Source Code Repository.
• Limit Access: API Credentials are bound to the end user generating the key, take this
  into account for your long term implementation plan. Consider creating a service account
  for long-term automation.
• Secrets can only be viewed at time of generation, you must save the information
  immediately after generating the credentials and keep them in a safe location.
• You can regenerate your API Credentials at any time, however this will immediately
  revoke your previously-generated credentials.
• Please be aware of these implications and have a key rotation policy in place for any
  automated systems.

The API uses OAuth 2.0 bearer token authentication, which means you need to send a bearer access token in the Authorization header with each HTTP request.

Please refer to the API Reference for more information on how to properly authenticate your API calls.