@anon29275264, thank you for your response.
Actually, I’m referring to other use case of a recipe trigger. In this case, the route will be triggered by a third-party, so I assume I won’t be able to obtain a shortLivedToken, correct?
I’ve deployed Monday’s “Hello World” GitHub example for Monday apps. From what I understand, this example uses OAuth2 during the app installation process and saves a token in secure storage for the user ID. Later, when the third-party webhook is triggered, that token can be used to access the user’s board.
I don’t have much experience with OAuth2, but I think I can try to replicate this process for my use case. What do you think?