Register a Brivo API application and pull access-control credentials/events

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Steps

  1. Create a developer account and register a new application at developer.brivo.com to obtain your client ID/secret for the Brivo Access API.
  2. Email BrivoAPI@brivo.com to request sandbox access before moving to production; sandbox provisioning is manual, not self-serve.
  3. Authenticate via OAuth2 against the Brivo Access API — the documented default request host is api.brivo.com — to obtain an access token.
  4. Call the Access API for users, credentials, access points, and events; the endpoint/authentication reference lives at accessapi.brivo.com, reachable from the central docs hub at apidocs.brivo.com alongside the developer portal link.
  5. For AI-assisted development, point tooling at apidocs.brivo.com/llms.txt for a machine-readable index of the docs.
  6. Request production API keys as a separate step once your sandbox integration is validated.

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