Authenticate and list site locks via the SALTO KS Connect API
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Steps
Request a Client ID and Client Secret for your integration from your local SALTO Business Unit; there is no public self-serve signup
Authenticate against SALTO's OpenID Connect identity provider using OAuth 2.0, selecting the 'backend server' integration type for a non-interactive service
Use the returned access token as a bearer token on requests to the Connect API
Call the Locks endpoint to list locks configured at a site, and Sites to enumerate installations your credentials can access
Use the AccessGroupsLocks/LocksAccessGroups endpoints to see which access groups (and therefore which users) can open a given lock
Known gotchas
There is no public self-service API key signup — a Client ID/Secret must come from a SALTO Business Unit or reseller
The Connect API mirrors the KS web front-end 1:1, so API changes to locks/users/access groups are immediately visible in the KS dashboard and vice versa
Five different integration/client types exist (web, iOS, Android, cross-platform, backend server) with different OAuth flows; using the wrong one breaks token exchange for a server-to-server integration
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