Subscription users can use the "Try it out!" feature of the API documentation by providing the API key and secret found in the Keys section of account settings on the Alteryx Gallery.
All Alteryx question types are supported except for the following:
For your own client, you will need to implement or use third-party signature generation code based upon the OAuth 1.0a standard.
The Alteryx API does not implement the full three-legged OAuth 1.0a flow. Instead, we only require the signature generation. This is sometimes called a one-legged flow. Please see the OAuth 1.0a specification for information, paying special attention to the Signing Process section.
In addition to the parameters specified in each API method below, the following parameters are required for every API call:
You may also reference a fully functional sample Alteryx client in C# or JavaScript.
When making API requests, please note the following:
oauth_version paramater is optional, but if present, must be 1.0oauth_ will be ignored.Admins can use the "Try it out!" feature of the API documentation by providing the API key and secret found on the Keys section of account settings of a private Gallery.
All Alteryx question types are supported except for the following:
For your own client, you will need to implement or use third-party signature generation code based upon the OAuth 1.0a standard.
The Alteryx API does not implement the full three-legged OAuth 1.0a flow. Instead, we only require the signature generation. This is sometimes called a one-legged flow. Please see the OAuth 1.0a specification for information, paying special attention to the Signing Process section.
In addition to the parameters specified in each API method below, the following parameters are required for every API call:
You may also reference a fully functional sample Alteryx client in C# or JavaScript.
When making API requests, please note the following:
oauth_version paramater is optional, but if present, must be 1.0oauth_ will be ignored.