Which headers are used for API calls?
Server-to-server API calls use client credentials headers such as X-Client-Id, X-Client-Secret, and X-Client-Domain when an endpoint requires client credential authentication.
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What plans are available for the API?Amerencio API Basic is free and includes one client, one domain, and 3,000 API requests per month. Amerencio API Pro costs EUR 29 per month and includes unlimited domains, members, roles, client secrets, and API requests.
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What are scopes?Scopes define which user data or actions a client may request. Users must approve the relevant scopes before a client can access protected user data.
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How does OAuth login work with Amerencio?Your application sends the user to Amerencio to sign in and approve scopes. Amerencio then returns the user to your configured callback with the result of the OAuth flow.
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