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v4.4 and below

This section includes information on how to obtain a valid authentication token when using the v4.4 and below of the Fuse API.

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Note: If you are using v5.0 and above of Fuse’s API please expand the v5.0 and above section and refer to the information there.

Note

Fuse field names are case-sensitive. If a field does not update or you are getting a bad response, check that the field name being sent within the request matches the field name on Fuse.

Authentication token

Authentication tokens can be obtained in the Admin panel of a Fuse instance or from an API client, such as Postman or cURL.

Generating an auth token in Postman

Follow these steps:

  1. Select your workspace.

  2. Create a request

  3. Set the HTTP method to POST.

  4. Enter the Fuse instance URL:
    https://<instance_name>.fuseuniversal.com/api/v4.4/token

  5. Select Body tab.

  6. Select form-data sub-tab.

  7. Set a couple of key-value pairs:

    • First KEY: login_name; VALUE: <your_login_name>

    • Second KEY: password; VALUE: <your_password>

  8. Press the Enter key or click on the Send button.

  9. Expected Status Code: 201 Created

  10. Make a note of the auth_token value from the response body to use for requests in later Manage Users Endpoint Examples.

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Example of auth_token with valid URL:

https://<instance_name>.fuseuniversal.com/?auth_token=Rn26mdxAs1_jjzVt__ySga

Use the following screenshot as a reference in the previous steps:


Generating an auth token in cURL

To generate an auth_token in cURL, run the following command:

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curl --location --request POST 'https://<instance_name>.fuseuniversal.com/api/v4.4/token' --form 'login_name=<api_user>' --form 'password=<api_user_password>’'

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