Pull a customer's GE SmartHQ device list via OAuth before a service visit

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

  1. Create an app in the SmartHQ Developer Portal at developer.smarthq.com to get a Client ID for the Identity and Access Management OAuth 2.0 API
  2. Have the customer complete the OAuth authorization flow via https://accounts.brillion.geappliances.com/oauth2/auth so the shop receives a scoped access token for their SmartHQ account
  3. Exchange the authorization result at the token endpoint https://accounts.brillion.geappliances.com/oauth2/token for a bearer access token
  4. Call the Digital Twin API's GET /v2/device endpoint with the access token in the Authorization header to list all GE, Profile, Cafe, Monogram, Haier, and Fisher & Paykel appliances linked to that account
  5. Match the returned device list against the customer's service request to confirm exact model/appliance type before dispatch

Known gotchas

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