Adullam Authentication Overview
This section describes three core authentication operations: Get access token, Rotate access token, and Sign up new partner. It explains how to obtain short‑lived tokens for API requests, when and why to rotate tokens to reduce risk, and the partner onboarding process that issues credentials and access instructions.Core Authentication
Adullam supports the following core authentication operations:Access Token
The Get Token API allows you to obtain an access token for authenticating your requests to the Adullam platform.
Rotate Access Token
Access token rotation replaces an existing access token with a new one to reduce the risk of compromise.
Sign Up New Partner
Signing up a new partner creates a partner account and issues the credentials (API keys or tokens) required to access partner resources.
More About Authentication Operations
Get access token
Get access token
Obtaining an access token lets a client authenticate with Adullam’s APIs. Use the supported flows (API keys, OAuth, or JWT exchange) to request a short‑lived token, store it securely, and include it in the
Authorization header for subsequent requests.Rotate access token
Rotate access token
Access token rotation replaces an existing token with a new one to reduce the impact of a compromise. Rotation invalidates the old token and issues a fresh token for future requests; perform rotations periodically or immediately after any suspected security incident.
Sign up new partner
Sign up new partner
Signing up a new partner creates a partner account and issues the credentials (API keys or tokens) needed to access Adullam resources. Collect required details, verify identity and permissions, securely store credentials, and provide onboarding instructions for initial integration.
Support
For assistance with Adullam authentication methods, please refer to the support documentation or contact our support team at [email protected].