RASL
RASL | Platform
RASL | Platform
RASL
Introduction
Authentication
Changelog
Messages
Overview
Message Bot Management
List Message Bots
Get Message Bots Details
Send Simple Message
POST
Send Media Message
POST
Templates
Overview
Template Management
Template Bot
List Template Bots
Get Template Bots Details
List Templates
Get Template Details
Send Authentication Template
POST
Send Template Message
POST
Contacts
Overview
Create a New Contact
POST
List Contacts
GET
Get Contact Details
GET
Update Contact Information
PUT
Delete Contact
DELETE
Groups
Overview
Create Group
POST
List Groups
GET
Get Group Details
GET
Update Group
PUT
Delete Group
DELETE
Statuses
Overview
Create Status
POST
List Statuses
GET
Get Status Details
GET
Update Status
PUT
Delete Status
DELETE
Sources
Overview
Create Source
List Sources
Get Source Details
Update Source
Delete Source
Integrations
N8N Webhook Integration
Webhook Format Reference
eCommerce Webhook Integration
Webhook Listener
WooCommerce Webhook Setup
RASL | Platform
RASL | Platform
Authentication
The RASL API uses token-based authentication to securely identify and
authorize API requests.
All API requests must include a valid API token in the
Authorization
header using the Bearer authentication scheme.
Authentication Method
#
RASL APIs use
Bearer Token Authentication
.
Each request must include the following HTTP header:
Getting Your API Token
#
To generate an API token, you must first log in to your RASL account
and enable API access for your tenant.
Step 1: Log in to the RASL
#
Sign in to your account at:
www.getrasl.io
Step 2: Navigate to API Management
#
After logging in, go to:
System Settings → API Management
This section allows you to manage API access and tokens for your tenant.
Step 3: Enable API Access
#
Toggle
Enable API Access
to activate API usage for your tenant.
API access must be enabled before generating tokens.
Step 4: Generate a New API Token
#
Click Generate New Token to create a new API token.
Once generated:
Copy the token immediately
Store it securely
Do not share it publicly
For security reasons, the token may not be shown again after creation.
Token Scope and Access
#
API tokens are tenant-scoped
Each token grants access to the APIs available to your tenant
Tokens inherit the permissions configured in the platform
If API access is disabled, all associated tokens will become inactive.
Security Best Practices
#
Keep your API tokens confidential
Never expose tokens in client-side applications
Rotate tokens periodically
Revoke unused or compromised tokens immediately
Use environment variables to store tokens securely
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