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Single Sign-On is not enabled by default for every platform. Are you interested in it? Would you like your integration provides a to provide direct access to MailUp? Please, contact the MailUp API team for further information.

 

 



Description

Create a temporary single sign-on

url

URL to log in to your platform as the user provided during the authentication call.

The response contains two fields:

  • the first represents the link to access
to
  • your platform: embed it in your
web site
  • website!
  • the second represents the validity period of your token; when the token expires, you cannot access
to
  • your platform using the single sign-on login
url
  • URL provided.
HTTP MethodPOST
URLhttps://services.mailup.com/api/v1.1/rest/ConsoleService.svc/Console/Sso
ReferenceGo to automated doc
JSON request (example)none
JSON response (example)


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Code Block
languagehtml/xml
200 Ok
 
{
    "Link": {
        "href": "https://<your_platform_url>/Console/Login.aspx?Code=1W1c3W2U3e1M1k1R3A3M2K3X2w1U2G2h0d163T1...",
        "rel": "self"
    },
    "ExpiresIn": 600
}



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Code Block
languagehtml/xml
403 Forbidden

{
    "ErrorCode": "403",
    "ErrorDescription": "Authorization error: You cannot generate the MailUp platform login url due to permission issue. Please, contact MailUp for further information.",
    "ErrorName": "Forbidden",
    "ErrorStack": null
}



Paging and filtering (example)