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Install an Integration

Install an integration that has been previously created.

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Last updated 8 months ago

To install an integration, navigate to your settings, select the integrations menu, and select the relevant integration.

Here, you can view the permissions and data change events to which the integration requires access. Clicking the install button will do the following, depending on the type of integration:

  • Private integrations: these will be installed immediately, and a token will be generated for authenticated use with the API.

  • Public integrations redirect you to the integration's specified website, where you can finalize the integration. The integration provider follows the authorization protocol and is granted a token to interact with your workspace's data.

Both types of integrations require an access token to interact with your workspace. Private integrations provide the token to you, while public integrations are provided with the token as part of the authorization flow.

After you have installed an integration, you'll then be able to:

  • Uninstall the integration if you wish to revoke access.

  • Update the integration if its permissions or events have changed.

  • Configure the integration if it specifies input fields or options.

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