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Required Authentication Header: x-revolv3-token

Each API request must contain a unique header key called x-revolv3-token, which serves as your authentication credential. This token acts as a static key that validates your API requests, granting you the necessary permissions to interact with Revolv3’s services. • Your x-revolv3-token is issued through one of the following methods:
  1. Revolv3 Support – If you require assistance in obtaining your authentication token, our support team can provide it upon request.
  2. Revolv3 Portal – You can retrieve your Developer Static Token directly from the Revolv3 developer portal.
When making a request, ensure that the x-revolv3-token header is included in your HTTP request, as shown in the example below:

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Example API Request with Authentication Header

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HTTP Request Method: POST

Example Endpoint: {{Api Root}}/api/Customers In your request, the headers should be structured as follows:
Header KeyValue
x-revolv3-tokenYour unique static authentication token
Content-Typeapplication/json
Content-Length<calculated when request is sent>
Host<calculated when request is sent>
Postman Example using the header is below: Note: A Legacy Bearer token is still supported and which creates an expiring token after 1 hour. To use this {{Api Root}}/api/Authentication/Token must be called to obtain a temporary token
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