Identity and SSO
OAuth 2.0
The authorisation standard behind most third-party connections here.
Standard protocol
Identity and SSO
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What this connects
Your application or identity provider to authorised access without sharing passwords.
Supported workflows
- Delegated authorisation to a third-party service
- Token-based API access
- Scoped, revocable permission grants
Data exchanged
- Authorisation codes and access tokens
- Granted scopes
- Refresh tokens
Setup requirements
- A registered client with the provider
- Redirect URIs
- Scope definition
Permissions required
- Only the scopes explicitly granted
Security and privacy
- Data is transmitted over encrypted connections (TLS).
- Passwords are never shared with the requesting application.
- Grants are individually revocable without affecting others.
Known limitations
Stated plainly, because finding these out during implementation is worse than knowing them now.
- Availability and scope are confirmed during setup for your specific configuration.
Need OAuth 2.0 connected?
Tell us how you use it today and we will confirm what is possible for your configuration before anything is committed.

