Provision an application that can call the web API

To provision a new API integration with the BlackBerry AtHoc management system, you must be an Organization Administrator, Enterprise Administrator, or System Administrator. You must be a System Administrator to enable a provisioned application.

Note: The Client ID and Client Secret can be used only in the organization in which they are created. If the Client ID and Client Secret are created in the System Setup organization, they can be used in any organization. If the Client ID and Client Secret are created in an enterprise organization, they can be used in any of that enterprise's suborganizations. If they are created in a super enterprise organization, they can be used in any of that super enterprises' sub enterprises and suborganizations. If the Client ID provided does not follow these inheritance rules, a 400 (Bad Request) error code is returned.
  1. Log in to the BlackBerry AtHoc management system as an Organization Administrator, Enterprise Administrator, or System Administrator.
  2. In the navigation bar, click The Settings icon.
  3. In the Setup section, click API Applications.
  4. On the API Applications window, click New.
  5. On the New API Application window, enter a name for the API integration.
  6. (System administrators only) Select the Enabled check box beside Status.
  7. In the Authentication section, select a Grant Type. Password is the default. If you select Implicit, enter a redirect URI in the text box that appears.
  8. Click Save. A success message appears that includes the Client ID and Client Secret.
  9. Take note of the displayed Client Secret. It is displayed only once and will need to be regenerated if it is lost.

After you provision your application in the BlackBerry AtHoc management system, contact BlackBerry AtHoc Customer Support to have the application reviewed and enabled.