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API Access Requester

The API Access Requester button returns you to the page where your Drop-In Storefront is configured and you can request access to API bundles.

Last updated 10 months ago

The Revenium API Access Requester button (Figure 1) is used to navigate from the API source detail page back to the page where the Drop-In Storefront component is set. This button offers an improved way to manage API access. It replaces the standard Mulesoft's API Access Requester, providing a more streamlined experience.

The button can be placed anywhere inside your Experience Cloud site provided that you set the Storefront Page API Name parameter (Figure 2), indicating the API name of the page where the Drop-In Storefront component resides.

You can find the API name of the page the Drop-In Storefront component is in by clicking in the gear icon in the top panel of the Experience Cloud builder and looking into the page's properties, shown in Figure 3. By default, the API Access Requester button takes you back to your Experience Cloud site's homepage.

Figure 1. View of the Revenium's API Access Requester button.
Figure 2. Storefront Page API Name parameter.
Figure 3. Experience Cloud page settings.