Pull access control event history from the Brivo API for an audit report
domain: apidocs.brivo.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate with a valid OAuth 2.0 access token and API key as required by the Access API
Query the events/activity resource documented at accessapi.brivo.com, filtering by date range and site/group
Match returned events to door and credential IDs pulled from the Users and Access Points resources
Paginate through results per the documented paging parameters rather than assuming a single response contains full history
Export or store results for audit purposes, respecting Brivo's documented data retention behavior for event logs
Known gotchas
Brivo's documentation portal spans multiple products (apidocs.brivo.com is the router, accessapi.brivo.com hosts the actual Access API reference) — confirm which sub-domain a given endpoint doc actually lives on
Sandbox event data will not match production access patterns; validate audit report logic against a real tenant before shipping
Access tokens obtained via the password grant expire and must be refreshed — long-running audit export jobs need a token-refresh step built in
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