Glossary

AutoX3 open platform (hereinafter: "open platform")： Refers to the opening of various services based on the AutoX3 system. Developers can develop applications through the software and supporting tools provided by AutoX3 to achieve better services data integration with its system. Developers can use the open platform APIs to switch data with AutoX3. The open platform includes but is not limited to one or more APIs, programming tools, and documents.

Developers: Enterprises or individuals who have been effectively registered, applied for, and verified per the open platform process to develop applications on the open platform. Developers on the open platform can also be referred to as "developers".

Application: Refers to the software or service developed by the developer based on the open platform.

Brand and Brand ID: Refers to the operating entity of a specific number of stores opened on AutoX3 and the unique identification number of the operating entity. Noted: There is a one-to-many relationship between brands and shops; that is, one brand can open and manage multiple stores.

Shop and Shop ID: Refers to the store opened on AutoX3 and its unique identification number.

AppKey and AppSecret: Refers to the application access account and key granted by AutoX3 when the developer applies for the development of a new application. AppKey is the unique identifier of the application, and AutoX3 uses AppKey to identify the identity of the application developer. AppSecret is the key assigned by AutoX3 to the application, which can guarantee the reliability of the application source under certain technical conditions.

API (Application Programming Interface): The programming interface provided by the open platform for third-party application access. For specific interface descriptions, please refer to the API documentation.

Authorization: An application must get approval from the user to access user information. The operation initiated by the application to acquire permission from the user is referred to as authorization.

Push: The open platform sends information such as "New Service Order" and "New Inspection Order" to the application is referred to as push information to the application.

Callback: After the user granted or denied the authorization request of the application, the open platform opens the callback URL set by the application and appends the operation information approved or rejected by the merchant, which is referred to as the open platform callback application.