Authenticate to the Tripleseat API using OAuth 2.0 ahead of the OAuth 1.0 shutdown

domain: support.tripleseat.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Review Tripleseat's API Authentication article for the current OAuth 2.0 flow
  2. Register/confirm your integration's OAuth 2.0 client credentials in Tripleseat
  3. Update stored tokens and request-signing logic from OAuth 1.0 to OAuth 2.0
  4. Test each endpoint (Accounts, Bookings, Contacts, Events, Leads, Locations, Menus, Notes, Sites, Users) against the new auth
  5. Monitor for 401 responses indicating stale OAuth 1.0 tokens still in use

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