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About Interface Users
Interface users are entities – either human or system-based – that interact with Fieldcode through configured interfaces. These users can be internal (e.g., admins or developers) or external (e.g., partner systems or third-party systems).
This topic explains the types of interface users, their roles, and how they are managed within the Fieldcode system.
Types of Interface Users
User Type | Description | Typical Actions |
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System Users | External systems integrated via API. | Send/receive data, trigger mappings. |
Administrators | Internal users managing interface setup. | Configure systems, mappings, permissions. |
Developers | Users writing Python mappings or testing APIs. | Write scripts, test endpoints. |
Support Staff | Users monitoring and troubleshooting interfaces. | View logs, resolve errors. |
Authentication Methods and User Requirements
To see how authentication methods relate to interface users, please check out the Incoming Mappings page.
Authentication Method | Requires Interface User? | Where It's Used | Notes |
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Basic Authentication | Yes | Incoming Mappings | Username/password must be created in the system. |
OAuth 2.0 | No | Incoming Mappings | Auth handled via external identity provider. |
API Key | Yes | Incoming Mappings | API key is linked to a system user with permissions. |
Creating Interface Users
What is an Interface User?
An interface user is a digital identity used by external systems to authenticate and interact with Fieldcode via an interface. Depending on the authentication method, an interface user may or may not need to be explicitly created in the system.
- Assign permissions to your interface user. If you haven't created interfaces permissions yet, you can do so on the interface permissions page.
- Click Save.
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