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Basic authentication entails sending a validated username and password along with your request.

  • The Authorization header sends the API a Base64 encoded string that encapsulates your username and password values, preceded by the term ‘Basic’ in the following format:
    Basic Base64Encoded("<username>:<password>")

To set this up, choose Basic Auth from the Auth Config dropdown list. Then, input your API username and password into their respective fields.