Begin by authorizing 0CodeKit to access your SaaS API data with OAuth 2.0. Use the oauth.readonly scope to fetch installed locations and location tokens, then store tokens securely for automated calls.
To authorize 0CodeKit, create an OAuth client in the SaaS API dashboard, set your redirect URI, and exchange the authorization code for access and refresh tokens.
Example endpoints: GET /oauth/installedLocations, POST /oauth/locationToken, PUT /update-saas-subscription/:locationId, POST /enable-saas/:locationId. Your full endpoint list may include additional routes as defined in your SaaS API docs.
Trigger: A new location is installed and user grants access.
Actions: Retrieve installedLocations, exchange locationToken, and store location data for automatic processing.
Methods: GET /oauth/installedLocations; POST /oauth/locationToken
Key fields: locationId, accessToken, refreshToken, installedLocations
Trigger: SaaS subscription changes require action in 0CodeKit.
Actions: Update subscription with PUT /update-saas-subscription/:locationId and sync status.
Methods: PUT /update-saas-subscription/:locationId
Key fields: locationId, subscriptionId, planName, status
Trigger: A new location is added or a trial starts.
Actions: Run POST /enable-saas/:locationId to turn on features for that location.
Methods: POST /enable-saas/:locationId
Key fields: locationId, featureList
Centralized automation that connects SaaS API data with 0CodeKit workflows.
Faster onboarding, scalable auth flows, and reliable token handling.
Improved security with token storage, scoped access, and auditable actions.
Understand the core elements: OAuth, endpoints, tokens, and the automation steps that connect SaaS API with 0CodeKit.
A standard authorization framework that lets apps access user data without exposing passwords.
A short-lived credential used to authorize API requests on behalf of a user.
A token used to obtain a new access token when the old one expires.
A URL path that performs an action in the API, often with parameters.
Use installedLocations and locationToken to automatically onboard new SaaS locations in 0CodeKit.
Keep SaaS subscriptions in sync with 0CodeKit actions to avoid manual updates.
Store tokens securely, rotate tokens, and respect least-privilege access.
Create an OAuth client in SaaS API, set your redirect URI to your 0CodeKit app, and collect the client ID and secret.
Direct users to authorize access and exchange the authorization code for access and refresh tokens.
Test the connection using installedLocations and locationToken endpoints, then deploy automation to production.
Answer: The integration lets 0CodeKit automate workflows using SaaS API data. You can trigger actions from SaaS API events and push updates to 0CodeKit tasks. It helps streamline onboarding, billing, and data synchronization. It’s designed to be scalable and secure.
Answer: The common scopes include oauth.readonly for read access and, when needed, oauth.write for making changes like creating or updating locations. Always follow the principle of least privilege.
Answer: Use rotating tokens and store them securely, preferably in a vault. Regularly refresh tokens before expiry and implement token revocation for compromised credentials.
Answer: If a location is removed, your integration should gracefully stop making calls for that location and clean up stored tokens. Reconnect if you need access again.
Answer: Yes. You can test in a sandbox or staging environment if SaaS API provides one. Use test data and ensure no live customer data is used during testing.
Answer: Logs can be viewed in the SaaS API dashboard under the connected apps section and in 0CodeKit’s activity logs. Look for authentication and endpoint call records.
Answer: Zapier is a common tool for automations, but this integration can operate directly via API calls within 0CodeKit. Zapier can be used for broader automation workflows if desired.
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