WAuth

The system is inspired by OAuth2.0, but technically it is not. This connection method should be used by every technical partner who wants to publish to our integration store.

Informally Wauth is needed not to force the user to copy and paste API keys, but to connect the integration, as they call it, “on the button”.

Target case from a CRM user who wants to connect Wazzup CRM X:

1. The user finds CRM X inside the Wazzup integration store;
2. User clicks “Connect CRM X”;
3. User is redirected to CRM X;
4. The user logs in to CRM X and confirms the intent to create the integration;

>>> integration between Wazzup and CRM X is connected

Preparatory steps

Technical partner developers:

1. Register with Wazzup.
2. Go to the “integrations” section.
3. Create integration with API type
4. Get API KEY -> can start debugging basic integration scenarios (all except WAuth)
5. When it’s time to work on WAuth, call POST v3/marketplace to pass field values:

• crmCode — a string of Latin letters, numbers (you can use hyphens and underscores). Serves for internal CRM identification. Unique within Wazzup.
• authRedirectUri — the address of the page to which the client who set up the integration will be redirected to confirm authorization
• secret — the key (token), which is used to confirm the installation of integration. Participates only in the “server – server” requests, is never sent to the client

>>> You can start working with Wauth

Description of the WAuth process

1. The user in the Wazzup LC clicks the “add” integration button.

At this moment:

• state is generated, in which crmCode and accountId are encoded (which the tech partner passed withPOST v3/marketplace)
• in the query string authRedirectUri, add the state and transfer the user to this link. (authRedirectUri tech.partner also passed via POST v3/marketplace)

2. The client clicks on the link, performs the authorization process on the CRM side.
3. If authorization is successful, CRM makes a POST v3/connect request (more about the request). To debug this point, you need to use POST /v3/wauth, which simulates the installation of customer integration.
4. Upon receiving the request, Wazzup saves the crmKey, generates an apiKey and gives it in the body of the response if all is successful
5. CRM loads information about users, deals, contacts, funnels with stages and sets URLs for webhooks

>>>> integration is successfully connected

Important: At any stage, a technical partner can ask for test channels to debug the integration. We issue free subscriptions to several channels of different types, so that it is possible to handle all cases, including multichannel.

Publishing in the Wazzup Integration Marketplace

In order to publish, you must:

1. Implement integration scenarios
2. Set up authorization with Wauth
3. Set the CRM name and logo with PATCH v3/marketplace
4. Write to Wazzup support asking them to publish the integration module. Wazzup technical support will forward the ticket to a reviewer who will verify that the integration works and meets requirements. If everything is OK, the integration will be published, otherwise the module will be returned to the developer for revision and he will receive a notification about it in the chat in which the request for publication was sent.

Connecting the integration hosted in the Marketplace via WAuth

If the user clicked “connect integration”, was successfully navigated to the given link and logged into the CRM, the CRM should make a request for

 POST https://api.wazzup24.com/v3/connect/

This method has a non-standard authorization. The user is identified by the secret property, placed in the request body.

The request body must contain JSON with the values of the following parameters:

 curl --location --request POST 'https://api.wazzup24.com/v3/connect' \

--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \

--data-raw '

{

"state": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJ1c2Vy....",

"secret": "61e5a375-1760-452f-ad73-5318844ffc4f",

"crmKey": "e0629e11-0f67-4567-92a9-2237e91ec1b9",

"name": "Any integration name"

}

'

Response

200 ok

data — the key to use * in the Authorization: Bearer {apiKey} header when making requests to Wazzup

Loading Wauth parameters

To update crmCode, authRedirectUri, secret you need to call

 POST https://api.wazzup24.com/v3/marketplace

The request body should contain JSON with the values of the following parameters:

Request example

 curl --location --request POST 'https://api.wazzup24.com/v3/marketplace' \

--header 'Authorization: Bearer 4a0с541451244aa9a281fba4716da40d' \

--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \

--data-raw '{

"crmCode": "BestCrmInTheWorld",

"secret": "our-secret",

"authRedirectUri": "http://redirect.uri"

}'

Simulation of client integration installation (Wauth test)

To simulate the installation of the integration by the client, you need to call:

 POST https://api.wazzup24.com/v3/wauth

The request body should contain JSON with the values of the following parameters:

Uploading the integration name and logo

To change the logo and the public name of the integration module, you need to call:

 PATCH https://api.wazzup24.com/v3/marketplace

The request body should contain JSON with the values of the following parameters:

This method can only be invoked when the integration module is under development, i.e. has not yet been reviewed and published in the Wazzup Marketplace. If you need to change the crmName or logo after the module has been published, contact support.

Request example

 curl --location --request PATCH 'https://api.wazzup24.com/v3/marketplace' \

--header 'Authorization: Bearer 4a0b541a61244aa9a281fba4816da48d' \

--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \

--data-raw '{

"crmName": "The Cool CRM",

"logo": {

"name": "the-cool-crm.svg",

"content": "YmFzZTY0LWVuY29kZWQtbG9nby1maWxlLWNvbnRlbnQK"

 

}

}'