Recommended authentication method
We recommend authenticating with OAuth v2. To do thatso:
- You will need to register Register your OAuth application to get either a "Client ID" or and a "Client Secret" key. Please see below how How to obtain your API keys.
- Get Sign up for a MailUp account (either a free trial or a full account) and select a user that has enough permissions within the MailUp admin console so to access the resources that you need to use.
- Develop your OAuth-based client application and connect it to MailUp. During the very first access you'll . Samples and wrappers are available here.
When users of your application first connect to MailUp, they will be asked to enter
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their MailUp account credentials. After that,
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the next iterations will be performed by exchanging access tokens.
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Samples and wrappers are available here.
How to obtain your API keys
You can obtain a "Client ID" and a "Client Secret" by using a "Developer" MailUp console account, as described below.
For For more details on how the authorization and authentication process works, /wiki/spaces/mailupapi/pages/36340583.
How to obtain your API keys
Get a Developer Account
Click here to learn how you can request a Developer Account and have access to a Developer ConsoleTo obtain a "Client ID" and a "Client Secret", request a MailUp Developer account.
Obtain API Keys
Log into your MailUp Developer Console and navigate to click on the "Developer" pagetab in the navigation. You can now request your MailUp API keys by pressing the "+" button and filling out the form.
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You wil be asked to fill out a brief form.
Press the "Request Keyskeys" button. Your request will be processed and your application will be available in the "Integrations" page (Account Settings > Developer's Corner > Integrations). There you will be able to access your API access keys, as shown in the screenshot below.
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