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OAuth2 support for Custom Webhooks TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview How it works: Overview OAuth2 is one of the most important and widely used authorization…

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OAuth2 support for Custom Webhooks

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Overview
OAuth2 is one of the most important and widely used authorization methods. It is usually employed for large APIs since it is extremely secure.
With OAuth2 authorization, users will be able to integrate with a large quantity of APIs, such as Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, and others. All these integrations will open a world of possibilities for the product.

How it works:

  • The user will able to select the OAuth2 as an authorization option in Custom Webhook action.
How it works: (image 1 of 7) What this shows The user will able to select the OAuth2 as an authorization option in Custom Webhook action. What this shows Illustrates the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". This screenshot appears in the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". The text alongside this image reads: The user will able to select the OAuth2 as an authorization option in Custom Webhook action. Immediately after, the guide continues: With this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one. Image 1 of 7 What to chooseThe user will able to select the OAuth2 as an authorization option in Custom Webhook action. Next stepWith this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens.
  2. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens.
  3. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
How it works: (image 2 of 7) What this shows The user will able to select the OAuth2 as an authorization option in Custom Webhook action. What this shows Illustrates the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". This screenshot appears in the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". The text alongside this image reads: The user will able to select the OAuth2 as an authorization option in Custom Webhook action. Immediately after, the guide continues: With this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one. Image 2 of 7 What to chooseThe user will able to select the OAuth2 as an authorization option in Custom Webhook action. Next stepWith this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens.
  2. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens.
  3. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
  • With this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one.
How it works: (image 3 of 7) What this shows With this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one. What this shows Illustrates the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". This screenshot appears in the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". The text alongside this image reads: With this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one. Immediately after, the guide continues: To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can…. Image 3 of 7 What to chooseWith this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one. Next stepTo Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens.
  2. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens.
  3. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
How it works: (image 4 of 7) What this shows With this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one. What this shows Illustrates the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". This screenshot appears in the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". The text alongside this image reads: With this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one. Immediately after, the guide continues: To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can…. Image 4 of 7 What to chooseWith this option selected, they can select an existing token or request a new one. Next stepTo Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens.
  2. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens.
  3. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
  • To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens.
  • Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens.
  • You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
How it works: (image 5 of 7) What this shows To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". What this shows Illustrates the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". This screenshot appears in the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". The text alongside this image reads: To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here. Image 5 of 7 What to clickTo Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens.
  2. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens.
  3. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
How it works: (image 6 of 7) What this shows To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". What this shows Illustrates the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". This screenshot appears in the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". The text alongside this image reads: To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here. Image 6 of 7 What to clickTo Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens.
  2. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens.
  3. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
How it works: (image 7 of 7) What this shows To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". What this shows Illustrates the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". This screenshot appears in the "How it works:" section of "Workflow - Oauth2 in Custom Webhook". The text alongside this image reads: To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here. Image 7 of 7 What to clickTo Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. To Manage the tokens go to "Global Workflow Settings". There is a section named "Manage Tokens" which can be used to manage the tokens.
  2. Click on the "Manage Token", a new pop up screen will open. with the list of all the tokens.
  3. You can "Update" and "Delete" the tokens from here.


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