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OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant
Authenticate using the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant
Overview
OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant is an open standard for access delegation. It enables applications to grant access to information without needing to create or share additional passwords.
Fields
The Aisera OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant option type includes the following fields:
Field
Description
Authorization URL
The URL where users authorize access to their account or data.
Client Id
A unique identifier assigned to the client application by the authorization server.
Client Secret
A confidential string used by the client to authenticate itself to the authorization server.
Access Token URL
The URL where the client exchanges the authorization code for an access token.
Client Secret Basic
In the authentication request, if enabled, the Client Secret will be in the header. Otherwise, it will be in the request body. Whether this is enabled is determined by the third-party application you are connecting to the Aisera Platform.
PKCE
Enables authentication using Proof Key for Code Exchange. Once this setting is enabled, no further configuration is needed.
Scope
A space separated list of the requested scopes for the application your are integrating with.
Configuring the external platform
When configuring the external system for OAuth 2.0 integration with the Aisera platform, the following redirect URLs may need to be whitelisted.
Service Account Authorization
For service account authorization for use with the data sources and workflows whitelist:
