APIs & Integrations
Adobe
Overview
Pre-built tooling
Pre-built use-cases
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Access requirements
Pre-Requisites | Status | Comment |
---|---|---|
Paid dev account | ❓ | |
Paid test account | ❓ | |
Partnership | ❓ | |
App review | ❓ | |
Security audit | ❓ |
Setup guide
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Useful links
- How to register an Application
- OAuth-related docs
- Adding an Adobe service
- List of OAuth scopes
- UMAPI authentication
- UMAPI API docs
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API gotchas
- If the service you are trying to integrate allows
offline_access
, then you will be able to get refresh token if you add this in the scopes. - Depending on the selected API, some platforms may not be available to be used with that API. Select the platform that best suits your application use case if more than one platform is available.
- When creating an API make, it is important to web app as the type of application you are integrating too. (Not all apps support OAuth 2.0.)
- To refresh the token, simply use
nango.getConnection()
to generate a new set of tokens. - Adobe provides UMAPI Adobe user management API, which gives you programmatic access to users, groups, and entitlements for Adobe products and services.
- UMAPI is only available to the enterprise plan
- UMAPI enforces API rate limiting, please refer to the Throttling section of each API to determine its limitations. e.g, Throttling for the Get All Users in Organization API.
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Connect to UMAPI (Adobe User Management API)
Guide to connect to UMAPI (Adobe User Management API) using Connect UI
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