Typically, the names and values in the attributes that you define in the v1/endpointattributes
API are specific to the endpoint to which Acoustic Exchange must connect. Examples of endpoints that require authenticated access include endpoints that are data sources or data destinations.
Acoustic Campaign as an audience producer
This example illustrates how to configure v1/endpointattributes to provide Acoustic Exchange with the login and connection information it requires to receive audience data from Acoustic Campaign.
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<number> corresponds to the number of the Acoustic Campaign pod to which your organization is assigned. For example, if your organization uses Acoustic Campaign pod1, the value for xmlAPIUrl is http://api-campaign-us-1.goacoustic.com. For a complete list of updated URLs, click here.
The refresh token is the refresh token provided by Acoustic Campaign for your organization.
Acoustic Digital Analytics as an audience source
This example illustrates how to configure v1/endpointattributes to provide Acoustic Exchange with the login and connection information that it requires to receive audience data from Acoustic Digital Analytics.
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Facebook as an audience consumer
This example illustrates how to configure v1/endpointattributes to provide Acoustic Exchange with the login and connection information that it requires to download audience data to Facebook.
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accessToken: The user must generate an access token for Acoustic Exchange to use to access the user's Facebook account.
clientID: This value is required so that Acoustic Exchange can automatically renew the accessToken.
clientSecret: This value is also required so that Acoustic Exchange can automatically renew the accessToken.
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