api.voxie.com is protected by Bearer authorization (RFC7521). We use OAuth 2.0 (RFC6749) and issue JWT tokens (RFC7519, RFC7523).

Issuing and Access Token

The simplest way to acquire an access token is using password flow. Replace $USERNAME and $PASSWORD in the following example with your URL encoded (RFC3986) app.voxie.com username and password, and $SCOPES with a comma separated list of scopes. The available scopes are:

  • connections:read
  • connections:manage
  • contacts:read
  • contacts:manage
  • notifications:trigger
  • subscriptions:read
  • subscriptions:manage
$ curl -XPOST -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' -d 'grant_type=password&username=$USERNAME&password=$PASSWORD&client_id=2&client_secret=1shcfTSQrmgyme7nrqynYEBv4zBlVUIcy7vfg0i0&scope=$SCOPES' 'https://app.voxie.com/oauth/token'

The above endpoint will return response of the format:

{
  "token_type" :"Bearer",
  "expires_in":28800,
  "access_token": "$ACCESSTOKEN",
  "refresh_token": "$REFRESHTOKEN"
}

Use of the access token is described in the next subsection. The refresh token can be used to issue a new access token at any time. Below is an example, where $REFRESHTOKEN should be replaced with a refresh token.

$ curl -XPOST -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' -d 'grant_type=refresh_token&refresh_token=$REFRESHTOKEN&client_id=2&client_secret=1shcfTSQrmgyme7nrqynYEBv4zBlVUIcy7vfg0i0&scope=$SCOPES' 'https://app.voxie.com/oauth/token'

Using an Access Token

Our access tokens are Bearer tokens, and can be used as follows, replacing $ACCESSTOKEN with your access token and $TEAMID with your team ID:

$ curl -H'Authorization: Bearer $ACCESSTOKEN' 'https://api.voxie.com/team/$TEAMID/subscriptions'
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