¶ Overview

Third party authentication is designed to establish a reliable mechanism to authorize U4B business organizations to authorize a third party (3P) business. Once the U4B organization authorizes the 3P application, the 3P will have the ability to access the U4B APIs.

¶ Scope

guests.trips

¶ Authorizing 3P

The U4B organization can authorize the 3P application via authorization endpoint.

¶ Query Parameters

¶ Example

https://business.uber.com/authorize?client_id=<CLIENT_ID>&scope=<SCOPE>&redirect_uri=<REDIRECT_URI>&app_name=<APPLICATION_NAME>

Note: Replace the all the with respective values. All the parameters mentioned in the above endpoint are mandatory. Accessing the authorization endpoint takes the user to a secure login page where the U4B organization can login and authorize the third party application. Upon successful authorization, Uber for Business will issue an HTTP 302 redirect to the redirect_uri. On the redirect URL, there will be an Organization UUID(org_uuid) appended. (as shown below)

GET https://your-redirect-uri/?org_uuid=<ORGANIZATION_UUID>

The value of query parameter org_uuid should be used in all the API calls as header x-uber-organizationuuid:<org_UUID> while creating ride requests by third party apps. Please note that the rides will be billed to the respective Organization based on the org_uuid used at the time of ride creation.

¶ Revoking 3P

The U4B organization can revoke the 3P application via revoke endpoint.

¶ Query Parameters

¶ Example

https://business.uber.com/revoke?org_uuid=<ORGANIZATION_UUID>&client_id=< CLIENT_ID>&app_name=<APPLICATION_NAME>&redirect_uri=<REDIRECT_URI>

Note: Replace the all the with respective values. All the parameters mentioned in the above endpoint are mandatory.

¶ Errors