This page will help you get started with OAuth Authentication
Rokt Calendar makes use the OAuth 2 protocol to allow websites or applications to request authorization to access protected calendars without requiring the account username and password.
OAuth Details
- Rokt Calendar OAuth supports the client_credentials grant type
- OAuth requests will only be served over HTTPS
- Access tokens will expire after 5 minutes (subject to changes in production environment). Don’t rely on this amount instead use the value returned in expires_in.
- Refresh tokens will expire after 60 minutes (subject to changes in production environment).
Authentication Flow
These are the steps for authenticating with OAuth2:
