OAuth 2.0 is an authorization protocol that allows users to securely access an application without sharing their credentials. The window consists of two tabs: REQUEST and RESPONSE.
REQUEST tab
Access Token URL: The address to which the request will be sent to obtain an access token.
Expiration In Minutes: The token’s validity period (in minutes).
Client ID: The client ID provided by your OAuth 2.0 provider.
Client Secret: The secret key provided by your OAuth 2.0 provider.
Client Authentication: Determines how client information is included in the request.
Scope: The access permissions to be requested, if necessary.
RESPONSE tab
In this tab, you map the fields in the JSON response returned by the provider to their equivalents in Kuika:
Access Token: The access token field in the response.
User Name (required): The user name field in the response.
First Name: The first name field in the response.
Last Name: The last name field in the response.
Refresh Token: The refresh token field in the response.
When a Refresh Token is matched in OAuth 2.0, Kuika automatically renews the access token. You do not need to enter a separate Refresh Token URL for this.
