Use this API spec to build your custom connector after you’ve generated boilerplate code following the steps in Create your own connector. You can also reference the Datadog custom connector as you build your implementation.

Endpoints

GET `/status`

Checks the status of the connector. This endpoint is mainly used for successfully creating the app in Opal and verifying that the connector is properly configured. Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The Opal app ID to list resources for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints

Response params (200) No body is required in the response for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

GET `/resources`

Returns a list of all resources for the app in question. This endpoint is called after you’ve imported resources to the app, so you may not see it being called when you first create your app. To distinguish resources pulled from multiple sources, you can include the type in the identifier, then base64-encode the ID so it can be properly parsed—e.g., base64(resource-type:1). Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The Opal app ID to list resources for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints.
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then set to the value provided via `next_cursor`.
parent_id	string	Optional: Used for nested resources. If you enable Nested Resources in the Opal connector form, this endpoint finds the resource specified by `parent_id` and returns its immediate children. See Create your own connector for more information.

Response params (200)

param	type	description
resources	array of objects	List of the resource objects. See below for what each resource should include.
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all resources have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

Resource object

field	type	description
id	string	The id of the resource that uniquely identifies it in your system. It can be at most 65535 characters.
name	string	The name of the resource.
description	string	The description of the resource.

Example response

{
  "next_cursor": "gjroieapghnfagjfdgpadshfasd",
  "resources": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Gooli Metadata",
      "description": "Access to Gooli customer metadata"
    },
    {
      "id": "2",
      "name": "Eviato Metadata",
      "description": "Access to Eviato customer metadata",
      "can_have_usage_data": true
    },
    {
      "id": "3",
      "name": "Moolybib Metadata",
      "description": "Access to Moolybib customer metadata"
    }
  ]
}

GET `/resources/{resource_id}`

Get a specific resource by its ID. Path params

param	type	description
resource_id	string	The id of the resource.

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The Opal app ID to list resources for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints.

Response params (200)

field	type	description
resource	object	Resource object

Resource object

field	type	description
id	string	The id of the resource that uniquely identifies it in your system. It should match the ID (`<resource_id>`) of the request.
name	string	The name of the resource.
description	string	The description of the resource.
can_have_usage_data	boolean	Optional. This property is used to enable ingesting usage events for a resource to enable LPPM for custom connections. See the events endpoint for more information. `false` if unspecified.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

Example response

# GET /resources/1?app_id=app_unique_id
{
  "resource": {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Gooli Metadata",
      "description": "Access to Gooli customer metadata"
   }
}

GET `/resources/{resource_id}/access_levels`

If your resource doesn’t require any access level, this endpoint can return "access_levels": [].

Returns all available access levels for a resource, paginated. Access levels are exposed in the Opal dashboard and to end users as roles, which users select when they request access to the resource. Path params

param	type	description
resource_id	string	The id of the resource to retrieve the access levels of.

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The Opal app ID to list resources for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then set to the value provided via next_cursor

Response params (200)

param	type	description
access_levels	array of objects	List of the access levels objects. See below for what each object should include. If your resource doesn’t require any access level, it can return `[]`.
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all resources have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

Access level object

field	type	description
id	string	ID of the access level to grant to this user.
name	string	The user-facing name of the access level.

Example response

{
  "next_cursor": "gjroieapghnfagjfdgpadshfasd",
  "access_levels": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Admin"
    },
    {
      "id": "2",
      "name": "Read-Only Admin"
    },
    {
      "id": "3",
      "name": "Guest"
    }
  ]
}

GET `/resources/{resource_id}/users`

Returns the users that currently have access to the provided resource. Path params

param	type	description
resource_id	string	The id of the resource you’re trying to list the details of, as returned as `id` in the `/resources/<resource_id>` endpoint.

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then passed values provided via next_cursor

Response params (200)

param	type	description
users	array of objects	List of the resource user objects. See below for what each resource should include
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all resources have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message to expose in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

ResourceUser object

field	type	description
user_id	string	The user identifier used in the remote system, this will be provided back to you when making access changes.
email	string	The email of the user. This will be used on our end to correlate it with Opal users. Although not required at the moment, we’d like implementers to include this value as well.
access_level	object	The access level granted to the user. If omitted, the default access level remote ID value (empty string) is used.

Example response

{
  "next_cursor": "bpaubmkeospb",
  "users": [
    {
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "user_id": "1",
      "access_level": {
        "id": "1",
        "name": "Admin"
      }
    },
    {
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "user_id": "2",
      "access_level": {
        "id": "2",
        "name": "Read-Only Admin"
      }
    }
  ]
}

POST `/resources/{resource_id}/users`

Adds a user to the access list of the specified resource. Path params

param	type	description
resource_id	string	The id of the resource you’re trying to add the user to

Body params (JSON encoded)

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
user_id	string	The id of the user to add to the resource
access_level_id	string (optional)	The ID of the access level to assign to the user.

Example request

{
	"app_id": "datadog-production",
  "user_id": "568d0cd1-284d-4e82-a6c7-9c98b5e51a65",
  "access_level_id": "12f5ef35-5de6-4224-a006-7fe4c20db5c6"
}

Response params (200) No body is required as part of this endpoint for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

DELETE `/resources/{resource_id}/users/{user_id}`

Remove a user from the access list of the specified resource. Path params

param	type	description
resource_id	string	The id of the resource to be edited.
user_id	string	The id of the user to be removed.

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
access_level_id	string (optional)	The ID of the access level associated to the user for this resource.

Response params (200) No body is required as part of this endpoint for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

GET `/groups`

Returns a list of all groups for the app in question. The /groups endpoints are only called if Connector Groups is enabled in the custom app form. Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The Opal app ID to list groups for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then set to the value provided via next_cursor

Response params (200)

param	type	description
groups	array of objects	List of the group objects. See below for what each group should include
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all groups have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

Group object

field	type	description
id	string	The id of the group that uniquely identifies it in your system.
name	string	The name of the group
description	string	The description of the group

Example response

{
  "next_cursor": "gjroieapghnfagjfdgpadshfasd",
  "groups": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Eng team",
      "description": "Eng team users"
    },
    {
      "id": "2",
      "name": "Finance team (North America)",
      "description": "Users in the finance team in NA"
    }
  ]
}

GET `/groups/{group_id}`

Get a specific group by its id. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The id of the resource

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The Opal app ID to list resources for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints

Response params (200)

field	type	description
group	object	A Group object.

Group object

field	type	description
id	string	The id of the resource that uniquely identifies it in your system.
name	string	The name of the resource
description	string	The description of the resource

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

Example response

# GET /groups/1?app_id=app_unique_id
{
  "group": {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Eng team",
      "description": "Your friendly eng team."
   }
}

GET `/groups/{group_id}/users`

Returns the users that currently belong to the provided group. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The id of the group you’re trying to list the details of

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then passed values provided via next_cursor

Response params (200)

param	type	description
users	array of objects	List of the group user objects. See below for what each group should include
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all resources have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message to expose in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

GroupUser object

field	type	description
user_id	string	The user identifier used in the remote system, this will be provided back to you when making access changes.
email	string	The email of the user. This will be used on our end to correlate it with Opal users. Although not required at the moment, we’d like implementers to include this value as well.

Example response

{
  "next_cursor": "bpaubmkeospb",
  "users": [
    {
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "user_id": "1",
    },
    {
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "user_id": "2",
    }
  ]
}

POST `/groups/{group_id}/users`

Adds a user to the access list of the specified group. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The id of the group you’re trying to add the user to

Body params (JSON encoded)

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
user_id	string	The id of the user to add to the group

Example request

{
	"app_id": "datadog-production",
  "user_id": "568d0cd1-284d-4e82-a6c7-9c98b5e51a65",
}

Response params (200) No body is required as part of this endpoint for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

DELETE `/groups/{group_id}/users/{user_id}`

Remove a user from the access list of the specified group. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The id of the group to be edited.
user_id	string	The id of the user to be removed.

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints

Response params (200) No body is required as part of this endpoint for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

GET `/groups/{group_id}/resources`

Returns the resources that currently belong to the provided group. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The id of the group you’re trying to list the details of

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then passed values provided via next_cursor

Response params (200)

param	type	description
resources	array of objects	List of the group resource objects. See below for what each group should include
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all resources have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message to expose in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

GroupResource object

field	type	description
resource_id	string	The resource identifier used in the remote system, this will be provided back to you when making access changes.
access_level	object	The access level the group has access to the resource with.

Example response

{
  "next_cursor": "bpaubmkeospb",
  "resources": [
    {
      "resource_id": "1",
      "access_level": {
        "id": "1",
        "name": "Admin"
      }
    },
    {
      "resource_id": "2",
      "access_level": {
        "id": "2",
        "name": "Read-Only Admin"
      }
    }
  ]
}

POST `/groups/{group_id}/resources`

Adds a resource to the access list of the specified group. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The id of the group you’re trying to add the resource to

Body params (JSON encoded)

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
resource_id	string	The id of the resource to add to the group
access_level_id	string (optional)	The ID of the access level to assign to the group to the resource.

Example request

{
	"app_id": "datadog-production",
  "resource_id": "568d0cd1-284d-4e82-a6c7-9c98b5e51a65",
  "access_level_id": "12f5ef35-5de6-4224-a006-7fe4c20db5c6"
}

Response params (200) No body is required as part of this endpoint for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

DELETE `/groups/{group_id}/resources/{resource_id}`

Remove a resource from the access list of the specified group. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The id of the group to be edited.
resource_id	string	The id of the resource to be removed.

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app id specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
access_level_id	string (optional)	The ID of the access level associated to the group for this resource.

Response params (200) No body is required as part of this endpoint for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

GET `/groups/{group_id}/member-groups`

Returns member groups for the specified group. Required if you enable Nested Groups when you create the custom app. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The ID of the parent group.

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The Opal app ID to list users for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then set to the value provided via next_cursor

Response params (200)

param	type	description
groups	array of objects	List of the member groups. See the following Member group object for fields.
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all resources have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

Member group object

field	type	description
group_id	string	The id of the member group that uniquely identifies it in your system.
name	string	The name of the group.
description	string	The description of the group.

POST `/groups/{group_id}/member-groups`

Add a member group to the specified group. Required if you enable Nested Groups when you create the custom app. Path params

param	type	description
group_id	string	The ID of the parent group.

Body params (JSON encoded)

param	type	description
group_id	string	The ID of the member group to add.
app_id	string	The ID of the custom app.

Example request

{
	"group_id": "member-group-id-123",
  "app_id": "unique-app-id-456",
}

Response params (200) No body is required as part of this endpoint for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

GET `/users`

Returns a list of users for your custom connector app. Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The Opal app ID to list users for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then set to the value provided via next_cursor

Response params (200)

param	type	description
users	array of objects	List of the user objects. See below for what each user should include
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all resources have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

User object

field	type	description
id	string	The id of the user that uniquely identifies it in your system.
email	string	The email of the user, this is required to associate the user in Opal.

Example

{
  "next_cursor": "kjhiufewnoi",
  "users": [
    {
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "id": "6bac7de4-08d7-4437-8397-75f44b6f76ae"
    },
    {
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "id": "c1623a9c-cfb8-4c50-bd89-ea05bf597d60"
    },
    {
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "id": "968bf191-ba81-4fa0-a5a9-aaff71655fbd"
    },
    {
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "id": "d67d4184-6cdf-4c43-9d65-698997bd0c52"
    }
  ]
}

POST `/users`

This endpoint enables users to be provisioned into a custom connector app. This functionality is only available if user provisioning has been enabled for the connection. Body params (JSON encoded)

field	type	description
user_id	string	The Opal User ID being created in your end system
attributes	UserAttributes	The attributes of the user to create in your custom connector app.
manager	UserAttributes	The attributes of the manager of the user
user_tags	Array	The tags of the user that were ingested by Opal

UserAttributes object

field	type	description
email	string	The email of the user
first_name	string	The first name of the user
last_name	string	The last name of the user
title	string	The title of the user, if available
team	string	The team the user is a part of, if available
profile_url	string	A URL to the user’s profile photo
secondary_emails	Array	The secondary emails of the user, if available

UserTag object

field	type	description
key	string	The key of the tag in Opal
value	string	The value of the tag in Opal
tag_id	string	The Opal ID of the tag
connection_id	string	The Opal ID of the connection where this tag was sourced from

Response params (200)

param	type	description
remote_user_id	string	The ID of the user in the custom connector app. This must be returned by your implementation and will be used by Opal to refer to this user in the future.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

DELETE `/users/{user_id}`

This endpoint deprovisions user accounts in a custom connector application. This functionality is only available if user deprovisioning has been enabled for the connection. Path params

param	type	description
user_id	string	The ID of the user to be removed from the application.

Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	The app ID specified by the end user during connection process. This can be used in your end system to distinguish apps if you are supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints.

Response params (200) No body is required as part of this endpoint for status code 200. Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

GET `/events`

This endpoint is only called if Connector Event Ingestion is enabled in the custom app form. Query params

param	type	description
app_id	string	Required. The Opal app ID to list events for. This allows your service to distinguish apps if it’s supporting multiple apps via the same set of endpoints
cursor	string	For pagination. Empty string on the first call, then set to the value provided via next_cursor
start	string	Return events starting from this date. Use the format `YYYY-MM-DDT00:00:00Z`.
end	string	Return events ending before this date. Use the format `YYYY-MM-DDT00:00:00Z`.

Response params (200)

param	type	description
events	array of objects	List of the event objects. See below for what each event should include
next_cursor	string	The cursor that should be used for the next call. If cursor is an empty string, it is assumed that all evets have been fetched.

Response params (Error)

param	type	description
message	string	An error message that will be exposed in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

Event object

field	type	description
event_id	string	The id of the event that uniquely identifies it in your system.
event_type	OneOf: `login.success`	The type of the event.
occurred_at	RFC3339 datetime string	The date and time at which the event occurred. Return as a string using the following format: `{year}-{month}-{day}T{hour}:{minute}:{second}.{microsecond}%z`.
actor_user_identifier	ActorUserIdentifier object	An ActorUserIdentifier object uniquely identifying the user that performed this event. See below for what this object should include.
event_content	OneOf: `EventContentLoginSuccess` object	The content of this event, which is specific to the event type. See below for what each event content should include.

ActorUserIdentifier object

field	type	description
user_id	string	The id of the user that uniquely identifies it in your system.
user_email	string	The email of the user, this is required to associate the user in Opal.

EventContentLoginSuccess object

field	type	description
resource_id	string	The id of the resource that the user logged in to.

Example

{
  "next_cursor": "kjhiufewnoi",
  "events": [
    {
        "event_id": "1",
        "event_type": "login.success",
        "occurred_at": "2025-01-15T00:58:33.967628+0000",
        "actor_user_identifier": {
            "user_id": "6bac7de4-08d7-4437-8397-75f44b6f76ae",
            "user_email": "[email protected]",
        },
        "event_content": {"resource_id": "568d0cd1-284d-4e82-a6c7-9c98b5e51a65"},
    },
    {
        "event_id": "2",
        "event_type": "login.success",
        "occurred_at": "2025-01-15T00:58:33.967628+0000",
        "actor_user_identifier": {
            "user_id": "[email protected]",
            "user_email": "c1623a9c-cfb8-4c50-bd89-ea05bf597d60",
        },
        "event_content": {"resource_id": "568d0cd1-284d-4e82-a6c7-9c98b5e51a65"},
    },
    {
        "event_id": "3",
        "event_type": "login.success",
        "occurred_at": "2025-01-15T00:58:33.967628+0000",
        "actor_user_identifier": {
            "user_id": "d67d4184-6cdf-4c43-9d65-698997bd0c52",
            "user_email": "[email protected]",
        },
        "event_content": {"resource_id": "568d0cd1-284d-4e82-a6c7-9c98b5e51a65"},
    },
  ]
}

Error codes

All error codes need to implement the following object:

param	type	description
message	string	An error message to expose in the Opal UI.
code	integer	The error code that describes the error. See Error Codes for details.

In addition, you can distinguish the type of error and meaning by following these codes

Status code	Meaning
200	Response successful.
401	Invalid request signature error.
404	Entity not found (eg. resource, user, access level).
500	Unexpected error.

Signature

To ensure that the API calls originate from Opal, we provide a header in each request that represents the encrypted request payload with a secret that is generated when creating the app connector in Opal. See Setup connector app in Opal for more details. On each HTTP request that Opal sends, we add an X-Opal-Signature HTTP header. The signature is created by combining the signing secret with the body of the request we’re sending using a standard HMAC-SHA256 keyed hash. Here is an example with Node to compute the signature using your signing secret. You may compare it against the value retrieved from the X-Opal-Signature header:

const timestamp = request.header('X-Opal-Request-Timestamp')
const signingSecret = 'SIGNING_SECRET'
// In Typescript/JS, request.body is always an empty object
const sigBaseString = 'v0:' + timestamp + ':' + JSON.stringify(request.body)
const hmac = crypto.createHmac('sha256', signingSecret);
hmac.write(sigBaseString)
console.log(hmac.digest('hex'))

Note: when the body is empty, do coalesce the empty/null stringified body to {}. See the link below for more examples. Check Create your own connector for signature examples.

Welcome

Getting Started

Access Management

Auditing and Security

Custom Integrations

For Developers

Custom Connector API Spec

Endpoints

GET `/status`

GET `/resources`

GET `/resources/{resource_id}`

GET `/resources/{resource_id}/access_levels`

GET `/resources/{resource_id}/users`

POST `/resources/{resource_id}/users`

DELETE `/resources/{resource_id}/users/{user_id}`

GET `/groups`

GET `/groups/{group_id}`

GET `/groups/{group_id}/users`

POST `/groups/{group_id}/users`

DELETE `/groups/{group_id}/users/{user_id}`

GET `/groups/{group_id}/resources`

POST `/groups/{group_id}/resources`

DELETE `/groups/{group_id}/resources/{resource_id}`

GET `/groups/{group_id}/member-groups`

POST `/groups/{group_id}/member-groups`

GET `/users`

POST `/users`

DELETE `/users/{user_id}`

GET `/events`

Error codes

Signature

Welcome

Getting Started

Access Management

Auditing and Security

Custom Integrations

For Developers

​Endpoints

​GET /status

​GET /resources

​GET /resources/{resource_id}

​GET /resources/{resource_id}/access_levels

​GET /resources/{resource_id}/users

​POST /resources/{resource_id}/users

​DELETE /resources/{resource_id}/users/{user_id}

​GET /groups

​GET /groups/{group_id}

​GET /groups/{group_id}/users

​POST /groups/{group_id}/users

​DELETE /groups/{group_id}/users/{user_id}

​GET /groups/{group_id}/resources

​POST /groups/{group_id}/resources

​DELETE /groups/{group_id}/resources/{resource_id}

​GET /groups/{group_id}/member-groups

​POST /groups/{group_id}/member-groups

​GET /users

​POST /users

​DELETE /users/{user_id}

​GET /events

​Error codes

​Signature

Endpoints

GET `/status`

GET `/resources`

GET `/resources/{resource_id}`

GET `/resources/{resource_id}/access_levels`

GET `/resources/{resource_id}/users`

POST `/resources/{resource_id}/users`

DELETE `/resources/{resource_id}/users/{user_id}`

GET `/groups`

GET `/groups/{group_id}`

GET `/groups/{group_id}/users`

POST `/groups/{group_id}/users`

DELETE `/groups/{group_id}/users/{user_id}`

GET `/groups/{group_id}/resources`

POST `/groups/{group_id}/resources`

DELETE `/groups/{group_id}/resources/{resource_id}`

GET `/groups/{group_id}/member-groups`

POST `/groups/{group_id}/member-groups`

GET `/users`

POST `/users`

DELETE `/users/{user_id}`

GET `/events`

Error codes

Signature