Integrating with Riseact

Riseact offers 2 ways to integrate with the platform: through private applications or partner applications. Private applications can only be installed by the same organization that creates them, while partner applications can be installed by one or more Riseact organizations. In both cases, you need to authenticate and obtain an access token in order to use the Riseact APIs and access your organization's data. In this guide, we'll explore what private and partner applications are and what their use cases are.

Private applications

Private applications can only be installed by the organization that creates them, have access to the resources and data of only the organization that installs them, and use a simple token-based authentication system to access Riseact's services. Follow the instructions in this guide to integrate with Riseact through a private application.

Partner applications

Partner applications can be installed by one or more Riseact organizations, can request access to the resources and data of the organizations that install them, require an approval process by Riseact to ensure they comply with the platform's guidelines and policies, and must be accessible through a public URL in order to support authentication via OAuth 2. Follow the instructions in this guide to integrate with Riseact through a partner application.