OPLOG.ONE uses OAuth 2.0 authentication to secure API requests. All API calls must include proper authentication headers to access the system.

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Authentication Method

OPLOG.ONE verifies API requests using OAuth 2.0 tokens in the request headers. This secure authentication method ensures that only authorized applications can access your data.

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Getting Your API Credentials

To authenticate with the OPLOG.ONE API, you need two essential credentials:
1

Access Integration Settings

Navigate to Integrations > OpenAPI in your OPLOG.ONE dashboard
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Complete Integration Setup

Follow the integration setup process to configure your API access
3

Obtain Credentials

After setup completion, you will receive:
  • X-Tenant-Id: Your unique tenant identifier
  • StaticToken: Your authorization token
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Store Securely

Copy and securely store both credentials - you’ll need them for all API requests
Keep your StaticToken secure and never expose it in client-side code or public repositories.

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Required Headers

Include these headers in every API request: 
X-Tenant-Id: your-tenant-id
Authorization: Bearer your-static-token
Content-Type: application/json

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Account Setup

If you don’t have an OPLOG.ONE account yet, contact our support team at onboarding@oplog.io to create a staging account for testing and development.
All API endpoints require proper authentication. Requests without valid credentials will return a 401 Unauthorized error.