🇲🇾 AutoTek API Doc
  • AutoTek Basics
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  • Authentication
    • Basic Key Based Authentication
    • OAuth Authentication
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      • Facet Integration Worked Example
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    • Valuation Basics
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  • Embeddable Products
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  • Other Products & Resources
    • Pre-Accident Valuation API Suite
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  • Key Types
  • Authenticating Requests
  • Other Authentication Methods
  1. Authentication

Basic Key Based Authentication

We support API key-based authentication, which is recommended if you're building applications to integrate with AutoTek.

Do you need a key? Contact your sales rep or contact to request one to start developing.

Key Types

Secret API Key

A secret API key is for use on the server side and is not to be shared with the front end.

Example Key: sec_23hcfb8374bfhc833i4uhx

Public API Key

A public API key is for use on your website to call the API. These keys are limited to your domain and are safe to share publicly.

Example Key: pub_3ficuhb34u8fnxu34h9fm

Authenticating Requests

When making requests to the APIs, include the key in your request.

Authorization: ApiKey {your API key}

Other Authentication Methods

We also support OAuth, you can read more about this authentication mechanism here.

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