Overview

OAuth tokens are a way for you to approve applications such as Facebook and Twitter to act on your behalf without sharing your user credentials every time a query is made. If you have trouble accessing a data source, it may be because your OAuth token has expired. Reasons for expiration include:

• You changed your password
• You decided not to allow an application to access your account
• Some services may require re-authentication (for example, Facebook requires re-authorization every two months).

Re-authorizing an expired OAuth token

1. Log into your Klipfolio account. 
2. From the main page, click your name and select Account.
3. Select the Connected Accounts tab.
4. Click the Name of the token that requires re-authorization. The token properties page appears.
5. Click the Re-Authorize button in the token properties page. Some APIs may require you to log into your account.

Note: Valid credentials are required to re-authorize tokens.