The Veremark API uses Authorisation Tokens as digital keys to authenticate requests.
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The Veremark API utilises Authorisation Tokens as a primary method for authentication to make secure calls to the Veremark API. These tokens serve as digital keys that grant access to the API's functionalities while ensuring that only authorised applications and users can interact with the system.
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This token is a string of characters which represents your application's identity and permissions. When making Requests to the Veremark API, you'll need to include your Authorisation Token in the request headers. This token verifies your application's identity and permissions to use the API, allowing you to perform actions such as fetching Criteria, creating Requests, and retrieving statuses.
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Clients should authenticate by passing the token key in the "Authorisation" HTTP header, prepended with the string "Token <key>“.