assign a channel to a device using the appspace api
domain: docs.appspace.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Create an Application Integration Token in the Appspace console under Admin > Integrations > API Tokens, specifying a Client/Application and an associated User
Exchange the token's subjectId and refreshToken for a short-lived access token by POSTing to /api/v3/authorization/token
Attach the access token to subsequent calls as an 'Authorization: Bearer {accessToken}' header
Call channel/device endpoints against api.cloud.appspace.com/api/v3 for public cloud, or the customer's private-cloud subdomain equivalent
Assign the target channel to the device or device group via the corresponding channel-assignment API call, matching the workflow documented for 'Managing channel access for devices' in the UI docs
Browse the full interactive reference at https://api.cloud.appspace.com/api/v3/docs/ (or the private-cloud equivalent) for exact request/response schemas
Known gotchas
Access tokens are short-lived (commonly ~1 hour) and must be refreshed by re-calling the token endpoint — there is no long-lived static bearer token
API v3 requires Appspace 8.1-.ac.27 or later; older on-prem/private-cloud installs may not expose this API version
Public cloud and private cloud instances use different base URLs (api.cloud.appspace.com vs. a customer-specific subdomain), so the integration must not hardcode a single host
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