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How Authentication Works with Corti’s API

Updated over 2 months ago

To keep your data secure and make sure only the right systems have access, Corti uses a secure industry standard called OAuth 2.0 for authentication.

When you or your developers set up an integration with the Corti API, you’ll receive credentials (a client ID and a client secret) that allow your system to securely request access. Once authenticated, you’ll be issued a temporary access token—think of this like a digital key—that your system will use to communicate with Corti’s services.

What This Means for You

  • No action needed: In most cases, this process runs automatically in the background as part of your system’s integration with Corti.

  • Secure by design: Our setup ensures all access to sensitive data, like patient information or documentation, is tightly controlled and compliant.

  • Time-limited access: Tokens expire after a short period for added security. Your system will handle renewing them automatically.

  • Adaptable setup: We can also support more advanced configurations like Single Sign-On (SSO) if needed.

Questions or Issues?

If you have questions about authentication, or if your developers need help setting things up, our team is happy to assist.

🔗 Visit docs.corti.ai for a deep dive into authentication

👉 Reach out to us at [email protected] or using the chatbot widget, API and then fixing an issue. The more information you provide us here the better we can support you.

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