If you want to provide access to third party application, you can configure Sitefinity to use the OAuth 2.0 protocol. Sitefinity CMS supports Authorization Code, Implicit, and Resource Owner Password Credentials flows. For machine to machine communication instead of client credentials flow you can use Access Keys. For more information, see Generate access key.
To configure OAuth2.0:
NOTE: For implicit flow you need only a ClientId, but for the authorization code and resource owner password credentials flows you also need to provide a Secret.
For a sample implementation, see Request access token to call a web service with OAuth2.
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