Creating an Authorizer

Dataddo provides a flexible API that enables you to programmatically add and manage authorizers for your data sources. An authorizer is a key component of Dataddo's data integration platform that enables you to securely connect to a wide range of data sources, such as social media platforms, advertising networks, and other APIs.

By using the Dataddo API to add authorizers, you can automate the process of setting up connections to your data sources, reducing the need for manual intervention and allowing you to scale your data integration efforts more easily. Whether you need to add a new authorizer or update an existing one, the Dataddo API provides a straightforward and customizable way to do so.

In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of using the Dataddo API to add an authorizer to your account. We'll cover everything from authentication and authorization to making API requests and handling responses. By the end of this guide, you'll have a clear understanding of how to use the Dataddo API to manage your authorizers and integrate your data sources seamlessly into your workflows.

Types of authorizers

• Authorizers to OAuth 2.0 services. This part covers services requiring OAuth 2.0 (or alternatives similar in concept such as OAuth 1.0) flow to performa authorization and authentization. Examples of such services are Google Analytics, Google Ads, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or Quickbooks.
• Authorizers to Non-OAuth 2.0 services. This covers other services not requiring OAuth 2.0 flow (or alternatives). Such services typicaly rely on some static information (e.g. Username & Password, API Key, Static token or Certificate) to perform authorization and authentization. Example of such services are Semrush, Appfigures, Mailchimp or Zendesk.