First, you’ll need Dropbox account.
Then go to: Dropbox Developer Apps.
- Click the Create app button
- Create your app under My Apps
- Select the Scoped access permission model
- Select Full Dropbox for the access type
- Name your app
- Check the I agree box
- Click the Create app button
Now, you should be able to go to your app control panel. You have two options
Add the following to the redirect uri:
https://{simflofy instance}/3sixty-admin/authconn/oauthcb
Use the Access Code
Hit “Generate Access Token” and copy the code. That’s it!
Back in Federation Services, create or edit your authentication connection and enter the auth code in Client Auth
Key and Secret
Now, grab your App key and secret. Make sure, if you copy them, you didn’t grab any extra spaces.
Back in Federation Services, create or edit your authentication connection and enter your app key and secret and hit “Authenticate”. If this is a business application, check the “Use Business API” checkbox first.
You will be asked to log into your Dropbox account and give your app access permission. You will then be returned to Federation Services and you can save your access tokens.
For a business connection, you will have a drop-down for team members in the connection upon editing the connection again. Any action taken with this auth connection will be performed as that member.