Legacy authentication — being sunset. Obtain an access token using the OAuth2 password grant. Send your sandbox x-api-key plus username/password. The token is an HS256 JWT and a refresh_token is returned. New integrations should use the OAuth2 client_credentials flow described in the Authentication guide. Treat the returned access_token as an opaque Bearer token.
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Obtain an OAuth2 access token using password grant type.
NOTE:
- Use default params.
- Use following header x-api-key: Zt9tXPIgz17uxEU6gkZPWa3ZAFhZOqm04oEDHC1f
400BAD REQUEST - The request was bad, often due to a missing required parameter
401NOT AUTHORIZED - Authentication error; this token is not allowed access to the API
403FORBIDDEN
404NOT FOUND
422UNPROCESSABLE ENTITY - Request could not be processed; typically a validation error
429TOO MANY REQUESTS - Request was rate limited (1000 calls/min default); please retry
500SERVER ERROR - Internal Server Error

