Brazen enables you to register a URL, also called a webhook endpoint, in your Brazen account. This URL will be invoked anytime an event happens in your Brazen account.

Welcome to the hub for Brazen developer tools! Here you'll find comprehensive guides and API reference documentation to help you start integrating with Brazen as quickly as possible.

This would seem to apply to Brazen, in which case Brazen only has to provide an email address and a web page. If Brazen utilizes this option, it will need to have a place on the website for …

Brazen's SSO and API offerings can be used independently or together to create a variety of integrated registration flows, in which all or part of event registration occurs within your portal …

This article describes how Brazen provisions user accounts and how Brazen enables you to maintain a relationship between a user's account or identity on your system with the user's …

API Schema Brazen uses Swagger to define our RESTful entities and endpoints. Generally, the API Reference is the place to get answers about endpoints. But if you're interested in …

Before getting started, you'll need to request API credentials from your Brazen account manager. This client_id/client_secret combo is needed to obtain the OAuth tokens required for all …

The Brazen plugin exists in an iframe loaded by a Brazen-hosted Javascript file. Adding the HTML tag for this script file to your site is all you’ll need to do for installation.

The Brazen Plugins—the Career Site Plugin and the Job Req Plugin —are designed to be plug-and-play. Drop them on your page template and you’re good to go.

We require job feeds to follow the Brazen job feed schema. Test your file against the XSD linked below to see if your feed matches or use the schema to auto-generate the code for modeling a …