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Use API keys, OAuth, Identify API, Product Match API, events, MCP tools, and webhook references.

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API Authentication Overview

bluebarry supports API authentication for approved integrations through API keys, OAuth, and tenant-aware requests. Use the method that matches your integration type.

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Manage API Keys

Create API keys for approved external tools, server-side automations, and integration workflows that need to read bluebarry data.

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Use OAuth with bluebarry

Use OAuth when an app or AI client needs delegated bluebarry authorization instead of a private API key.

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Use the Identify API

Use the Identify API to attach a known email or external identity to an existing quiz visitor after checkout or login.

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Read Profiles via the API

Read profile data from bluebarry over the Data API and sync it into your own systems without missing records.

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Use the Product Match API

Use the Product Match API to check whether a known product matches a shopper's quiz answers.

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Use Advisor Events API

Use Advisor Events API patterns to understand which runtime events power analytics, webhooks, and automations.

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Use MCP Tools

Use MCP tools when approved AI agents need to read bluebarry data for analysis and reporting.

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Webhook Payload Reference

Use this payload reference to understand the event data bluebarry sends to webhook endpoints.

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Environment Variables

Use this help-center entry as the developer-platform home for the existing bluebarry environment variable reference.

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Reloadify OAuth

The current Reloadify OAuth reference lives at ../../reloadify-oauth.md. Keep this help-center slug as the developer-platform home if the technical reference is.

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