openapi: 3.1.0 info: title: Olo Ordering Accounts Brand API description: The Olo Ordering API is the platform's order-injection surface, enabling certified partner apps and branded restaurant clients to retrieve brand and menu data, build and validate baskets, and submit orders into Olo's network of restaurant locations. Requests are authorized with an HMAC-SHA256 signature over a canonical message (client id, HTTP verb, content type, base64 SHA-256 of the body, path and query, and the Date header), sent in the Authorization header as "OloSignature {clientId}:{signature}" alongside an RFC 1123 Date header. Sandbox credentials are issued through the Olo Developer Portal after partner certification. The operations documented here are sourced from Olo's official signature-authorization code samples (github.com/ololabs/dev-support-code-samples). The full reference is gated behind the Olo Developer Portal. version: '1.1' contact: name: Olo Developer Support url: https://developer.olo.com/ servers: - url: https://ordering.api.olosandbox.com description: Olo Ordering API sandbox - url: https://ordering.api.olo.com description: Olo Ordering API production security: - OloSignature: [] tags: - name: Brand description: Brand-level configuration and metadata paths: /v1.1/brand: get: tags: - Brand summary: Get Brand description: Retrieve configuration and metadata for the brand associated with the authenticated partner credentials. operationId: getBrand responses: '200': description: Brand configuration and metadata. content: application/json: schema: type: object additionalProperties: true '401': $ref: '#/components/responses/Unauthorized' components: responses: Unauthorized: description: The request signature was invalid or missing. securitySchemes: OloSignature: type: apiKey in: header name: Authorization description: HMAC-SHA256 signature authorization. The signed message is the newline-joined concatenation of clientId, HTTP verb, content type, base64-encoded SHA-256 hash of the request body, path and query, and the RFC 1123 timestamp. The result is base64-encoded and sent as "OloSignature {clientId}:{signature}" in the Authorization header, with the matching timestamp in the Date header. externalDocs: description: Olo Developer Portal url: https://developer.olo.com/