Corrigo Enterprise REST API uses OAuth 2.0 authorization framework to obtain a bearer token to authorize API requests. Every call to this API must specify the Authorization HTTP header that includes the bearer token retrieved from the Corrigo OAuth server. This token expires every 20 minutes, which necessitates the constant refresh of this token as described in the section below.

An example of this header his shown below.

Authorization: bearer pyeLrTJ99eJwBkDzLWzSksaAncLRCneyaW2P9FmhGRQSVlWB60jRqiGSN5ERqyqrRq_cE_zPW0DQAj15s_uctczFpPrFSqfwSIPDhBdhyJyQe_FSWNMASC2fL2EvTyPvFduJrbkhtcCnp_QrlH10KsJGwbe7uyhWIjkl-zhANI8YlLUEJGpZMd0Kq3V1roeqkYyHN7wSNNuElXd3VDyPAe2ivcb6ijVSFPmNmo9fG8-re4wpUV_pqMXmZJ2iqGJJ4TEY2_NL_Vf0Z7sYIAZgvOvDQqw-x0AmyLkje34cMLz88zK8

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How to access a Sandbox Company
Direct licensees of Corrigo Enterprise have one or more non-Live Companies referred to as Stage or Preview. Any non-Live Company can be used as a Sandbox, once configured by the Corrigo System Administrator. The System Administrator can provide API credentials to any authorized internal or external development teams.
For Technology Partners seeking to develop reusable solutions, a Partner sandbox can be provided pursuant to enrollment in the JLLT Integration Marketplace, which is planned for launch in April 2022.

Step 1 - Create Service User

First step is to create a create a special user account that will be used by the consumer to access Corrigo Enterprise. A standard Corrigo Enterprise role named WSDK which stands for Web Services Development Kit is normally used with this user account. However, any role may be used as long as that role includes Permissions - Web Services Access.

Step 2- Generate API Credentials

Once the user account is defined, it shall be linked to global settings which allow you to generate API credentials using the specified user account for system access. This step requires System Administrator role-level access to your Corrigo Enterprise Sandbox.

Navigate to

Admin & Settings > Global Configuration, Settings & Terminology - Integration API Settings

Click ‘+’ button to open dialog. Copy and Paste values for Client ID and Client Secret so you can use them later with your OAuth token request.

752 — Add Integration Credentials dialog

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COPY CREDENTIALS BEFORE YOU CLOSE THE DIALOG
To enforce highest level of security, the dialog box that provides access to API credentials cannot be reopened. Make sure you copy the values to the clipboard and save in your Dev environment before you close the dialog.

Step 3 - Use API credentials to generate token

Send a POST request to https://oauth-pro-v2.corrigo.com/OAuth/token with the following body content:

client_id: your client id from CE Global Settings
client_secret: your client secret from CE Global Settings
grant_type: constant value, set as "client_credentials"
Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Your sample cURL command may look like:

curl -i https://oauth-pro-v2.corrigo.com/OAuth/token -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" -d "grant_type=client_credentials&client_id={YOUR_CLIENT_ID}&client_secret={YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET}"