Create a custom connector for the AODocs LumApps widget

The AODocs LumApps widget lets you display AODocs documents directly in your LumApps interface. 

This article is for LumApps administrators. It explains how to create a custom Lumapps connector. You must do this after installing and setting up the AODocs LumApps widget

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Create a custom connector

1. As a Lumapps administrator, select the gear button and then Settings.

2. In the left panel select Extensions > Installed extensions.

3. Click to edit the AODocs widget.

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4. Select the Connectors tab and click New connector.

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5. In the Information section, add a name for your connector.

6. In the Configuration Type section, select Create a custom configuration.

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6. In the Provider section:

  • select Other in the Provider Type field
  • enter your AODocs instance in the Base URL field - for example: 
    • https://aodocs.altirnao.com (for the US instance)
    • https://eu.aodocs.app (for the EU instance)

Note: This can also be a dedicated instance of AODocs. Learn more: What are AODocs instances?

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7. In the Protocol section:

  • select OAuth2.0 
  • leave Authorization code selected under Grant type

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8. In the Settings section:

  • enter your Client ID and Client secret
  • Authorization URL: https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth
  • Token URL: https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token
  • Scopes: add email

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9. In the Advanced Settings section:

  • make sure the switch Authorize all users accessing this connector is activated
  • select Body under Credentials location
  • activate the switch Authorization compliance
  • in the Authorization box, add the following parameters:
Key Value
access_type offline
prompt consent

 

Click Save.

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Link the custom connector to the AODocs LumApps widget

1. As a Lumapps administrator, select the gear button and then Edit.

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2. Select the area where the AODocs LumApps widget is displayed.

3. In the Connector drop-down list, select the custom connector you created.

4. Click Save and publish.

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