Use API keys or OAuth 2.0 to authorize Rankr to access Abyssale. Store credentials securely and rotate secrets regularly.
Rankr authenticates to Abyssale with a dedicated API key or OAuth token. Keep credentials in a secure vault and test the connection.
Key endpoints referenced in this integration include asset creation, document generation, status checks, and webhook events. See below for example paths and payloads.
Trigger: When a user creates a document in Rankr, Rankr sends a signed request to Abyssale using an API key.
Actions: Upload asset, apply template, generate document, return status to Rankr.
POST /documents
Fields: api_key, template_id, asset_id, document_id
Trigger: Rankr obtains access tokens and refreshes them before expiry.
Actions: Exchange client credentials for tokens, refresh as needed, securely store tokens.
POST /oauth/token
Fields: client_id, client_secret, grant_type, refresh_token, access_token
Trigger: Abyssale sends webhooks to Rankr on document events.
Actions: Validate signature, parse event, update Rankr records, notify users.
POST /webhooks/abyssale
Fields: webhook_secret, event_type, payload
Automate document workflows between Abyssale and Rankr without writing code.
Speed client delivery with real-time status updates and automatic retries.
Centralized credentials and safe token management across systems.
A concise glossary of terms and core processes for connecting Abyssale with Rankr.
A unique token used to authenticate requests to Abyssale’s API.
A callback that notifies Rankr of events in Abyssale in real time.
A framework for token-based authorization that allows secure access to Abyssale.
A URL path used to access a specific function in Abyssale’s API.
Automatically apply your client branding to Abyssale documents created from Rankr.
Use reusable templates to speed up delivery and maintain consistency.
Branch Abyssale actions based on client data or workflow state within Rankr.
In Abyssale, create an API key and note the client_id and client_secret.
Enter credentials, set endpoints, test the connection, and enable auto-refresh if available.
Run a test flow, verify webhooks, confirm token validity, and monitor logs.
You don’t need to code to use this integration. Rankr provides a no-code way to connect to Abyssale using API keys, OAuth tokens, and webhooks. Follow the steps to configure credentials and endpoints in the Rankr dashboard. If you’re comfortable with basic configuration, this setup is quick and effective. If you prefer more automation, you can extend it using conditional workflows.
Use API Key authentication for straightforward setups. If you require short-lived access with token refresh, choose OAuth 2.0. Both methods can be paired with webhooks for event-driven updates. Always rotate credentials regularly and store them securely.
Webhooks notify Rankr when Abyssale events occur (e.g., document created, status updated). You’ll receive payloads that you can validate and process in Rankr to trigger downstream actions or alerts. Ensure your webhook endpoint is publicly reachable and protected.
In Abyssale, navigate to API settings to generate and view your API key and OAuth credentials. Record the client_id, client_secret, and any necessary tokens in a secure location and reference them in Rankr.
Yes. Use a test or sandbox environment if available. Run a controlled flow, inspect results, and verify credentials, endpoints, and webhook delivery before going live.
API keys and tokens should be stored securely (e.g., vaults, encrypted storage). Use least-privilege access, rotate credentials regularly, and monitor for unusual activity. Enable webhook signature validation when possible.
If a connection fails, recheck credentials, endpoint URLs, and network access. Verify that the Abyssale API is reachable, test via a small payload, and review Rankr’s logs for clues. Reissue tokens if needed.
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