Glossary
Connection Object
Understand the connection object.
The connection
object represents an access right to a end-user’s software.
JSON
{
"id_connection": "6cd057cb-39df-44ce-9be8-ab9d167c3940",
"status": "valid",
"connection_token": "e6d46c3763dc3e85fb078eae952654bd4f4861b313b7ccae201b91aa37532b71",
"provider_slug": "hubspot",
"vertical": "crm",
"account_url": null,
"expiration_timestamp": "2023-12-20T18:44:44.869Z",
"created_at": "2023-12-10T18:20:06.275Z",
"id_project": "801f9ede-c698-4e66-a7fc-48d19eebaa4f",
"id_linked_user": "d7a0af02-0f9b-40a6-86a9-612dcfe341fe"
}
A connection
is created once a user completes the auth granting access flow (through magic-link or inside code).
connection_token
is mandatory for each unified API request.
It helps Panora get important data
- metadata about the software where the data has to be fetched/created (e.g provider & vertical).
- private encrypted credentials (access_token/refresh_token) to make the requests on behalf of the user.
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