OAuth (Authorization Code Flow)
Example of how to connect Integrations with OAuth
Overview
OAuth (Authorization Code Flow) is used when integrations require a user login and authorization.
Go to your application’s admin or developer settings.
Please review your application’s or integration’s documentation to learn how to obtain the information required to connect OpenMethods with your selected integration. Commonly, this includes items like an API key, Client ID, Client Secret, or URLs. These are usually found under Developer Console, API Settings, or Integration Setup in your application.
Create a new OAuth integration.
Copy the Client ID and Client Secret.
Add the provided Callback URL (shown in OpenMethods) to your app’s settings.
Connect the integration
In Experience Cloud > Integrations > Selected Integrations:
Click Save Integration.
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