Authenticate to the Brivo Access API with OAuth 2.0 and manage users and credentials
domain: apidocs.brivo.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Register at developer.brivo.com and request sandbox access and a unique API key for your application
Implement the OAuth 2.0 authorization code (3-legged) workflow to obtain a user-context access token; contact Brivo API support for server-to-server alternatives
Send authenticated requests to api.brivo.com including both the access token and your application's API key
Call the Users endpoints to list, create, or update user records
Call the Credentials endpoints to issue or revoke a credential (badge or mobile) tied to a user
Known gotchas
Brivo requires each customer/application combination to use its own unique API key rather than sharing one key across integrations
The documented default flow is 3-legged OAuth requiring a real user login; true server-to-server access requires contacting Brivo support for an alternative workflow
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