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When to use this. Before a third-party client can obtain org-scoped tokens through the “Login with Delogue” flow, its administrator needs three values: the organisation’s Auth0 organization id, the Auth0 tenant domain, and the Delogue.API audience. This read-only endpoint hands those to a company administrator, along with the OAuth scopes available today.

The workflow

Integration access is a per-organisation lookup. A company administrator reads the values here, then configures the external OAuth client with them.
1

Read integration access

GET /api/organizations/{organizationId}/integration-access for your own organisation.
2

Register the OAuth client

Configure the third-party client with the returned auth0Domain, auth0OrgId, and audience, requesting the scopes you need.
3

Start the org-scoped login

Pass auth0OrgId as the organization login parameter so tokens are scoped to the organisation.

Walkthrough

Look up the integration-access info for your organisation. The response wraps the values in the standard envelope.
Hand auth0OrgId, auth0Domain, and audience to whoever configures the external OAuth client; scopes lists what that client may request.

Field reference

The fields returned by the lookup:

Roles & permissions

This endpoint is available only to a CompanyAdmin on a designer (brand) organisation, and only for that admin’s own organisation id — any other id is denied. It is gated behind the Auth0 organisations feature, so it returns a 403 where that feature is not enabled. Supplier accounts have no access.

When things go wrong

Errors use the standard envelope (status: "error", a code, and error.details[]). An organisation that has not yet been provisioned in Auth0 returns a 404, and a caller who is not a company administrator, is on a supplier organisation, or requests another organisation’s id receives a 403. See Errors & responses for the full list of codes and how to resolve them.

What to call next

Authentication

How to get and send your X-Auth-Token API key.

Styles

The read:styles scope lets an integration read styles: GET /api/styles.