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  • Step 2: Select the connector
  • Step 3: Enter OAuth credentials
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In order to enable OAuth authentication for a given connector, you’ll need to input your OAuth credentials in the Merge Agent Handler dashboard.

Step 1: Navigate to the Connectors page

Navigate to the Connectors page in your Merge Agent Handler dashboard.

Step 2: Select the connector

Find and select the connector for which you want to enable OAuth authentication.

Step 3: Enter OAuth credentials

Click on ”+ Add Application Credentials”, and enter your OAuth credentials (Client ID and Client Secret) for the third-party system. You can also the scopes for your OAuth app as well.

Add OAuth Credentials

The OAuth callback must be: https://ah.merge.dev/oauth/callback

Step 5: Save your changes

Click the “Save” button to store your OAuth credentials securely.