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Authentication methods

Authentication is required for almost all Tallyfy API endpoints. Choose an authentication method below based on your use case:

Remember to include the necessary headers (Authorization, Accept, X-Tallyfy-Client) in all your requests as shown in the examples.

Open Api > API code samples

The Tallyfy REST API documentation provides code samples across multiple programming languages for integrating with the platform using proper authentication headers and base URL endpoints.

Authentication > Get & use a personal access token

The Tallyfy API uses personal access tokens for authentication which requires including the token in the Authorization header along with Accept and X-Tallyfy-Client headers for all API requests with tokens being invalidated upon logout.

Integrations > Open API

The Tallyfy REST API enables developers to build custom integrations with full platform functionality through three authentication methods (user tokens application tokens and OAuth) while providing comprehensive access to process management task operations user administration and data export capabilities with standard JSON responses and reasonable rate limits.

Open Api > Integrate with Tallyfy using the API

Tallyfy provides a comprehensive REST API that enables developers to integrate workflow functionality into external applications using two authentication methods - user-based tokens for personal integrations and application-based OAuth credentials for third-party applications - while supporting features like token refresh automatic retry logic and webhook capabilities for event-driven integrations.