Cytora transforms underwriting for commercial insurance. We provide the data infrastructure that enables insurers to underwrite more accurately, enhance efficiency, and deliver better experiences to customers.
Authentication
Authentication is required to access every Cytora API. If you have Cytora account credentials, you can start making API calls today. If you don't have an account, you'll need to request one.
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Cytora uses Auth0 for authentication and supports two authentication methods: bearer authentication and basic authentication.
Bearer authentication
Provide your username and password once to request a JSON web token (JWT). You can then use this token to authenticate any API call to Cytora. This token will expire after 24hrs. Bearer authentication makes use of the Authorization
HTTP header.
This method is ideal for building UIs where a user only wants to provide credentials once to log in.
Basic authentication
Provide your username and password, Base64 encoded, with every API call to authenticate. Basic authentication makes use of the Authorization
HTTP header.
This method is only suitable for server-side applications.
Read more about authenticating your API calls and generate JWTs in the docs.
Test the APIs
HTTPS requests only
Cytora APIs only accept secure (HTTPS) requests.
Time to browse our API documentation and get started making insurance programmable.
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Updated about a year ago