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The DataErai API supports two authentication methods.

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OAuth2 access token (programmatic access)

For scripts, the CLI, the SDKs, and other integrations, authenticate with an OAuth2 access token sent as a bearer token: 
Authorization: Bearer <access-token>
You obtain a token by signing in through the browser or device flow. The CLI and SDKs run this flow for you, store the token, and refresh it automatically — so in practice you sign in once and let the client handle the rest. Tokens are short-lived and refreshed in the background. When you’re signed in to the DataErai web app, requests are authenticated with a session cookie. This is what the browser app uses; programmatic callers should use an access token instead.

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Trying endpoints here

The interactive playground on each endpoint page sends real requests to the server you configure. Provide a valid credential to call authenticated endpoints, and never paste a production token into a shared or public environment.

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Next steps

Authenticate the CLI

Get a token with the browser or device flow.

API reference

Base URL, formats, and conventions.