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ConductorOne helps companies secure identity in their cloud apps and infrastructure through centralized identity governance and access controls. 

Click on your user account and select "API Keys" ​ ​

Name the client, set the expiration date and click "Create" ​ ​

Copy your "Client ID" and "Client Secret" to a text editor and click "Done" ​ ​

1. Login to your ConductorOne tenant
2. Click on your user account and select "API Keys" ​ ​
 
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3. Click "Create credential" ​ ​
 
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4. Name the client, set the expiration date and click "Create" ​ ​
 
 
5. Copy your "Client ID" and "Client Secret" to a text editor and click "Done" ​ ​

Lastly, create ConducterOne credentials in Tines

You will need to create three credentials:

Two Text type: "conducterone_client_id" and "conducterone_client_secret"

- Two Text type: "conducterone_client_id" and "conducterone_client_secret"
- One HTTP request type: "ConducterOne"

Navigate to the team that will be using the API and click "Credentials"

Click "+ New Credential" and select "Text"

Input the values for the ConducterOne credential

1. Name: "conducterone_client_id"
2. Description: Optional
3. Value: Your Client ID

1. Domains: Ensure this credential can only be used when making HTTP requests to specific domains.
2. Access: What other teams can also use the API

1. Name: "conducterone_client_secret"
2. Description: Optional
3. Value: Your Client Secret

1. Login to your Tines tenant
2. Navigate to the team that will be using the API and click "Credentials"
3. Click "+ New Credential" and select "Text"
4. Input the values for the ConducterOne credential
 1. Name: "conducterone_client_id"
 2. Description: Optional
 3. Value: Your Client ID
5. Optional
 1. Domains: Ensure this credential can only be used when making HTTP requests to specific domains.
 2. Access: What other teams can also use the API
6. Click "Save"
7. Click "+ New Credential" and select "Text"
8. Input the values for the ConducterOne credential
 1. Name: "conducterone_client_secret"
 2. Description: Optional
 3. Value: Your Client Secret
9. Optional
 1. Domains: Ensure this credential can only be used when making HTTP requests to specific domains.
 2. Access: What other teams can also use the API
10. Click "Save"

Click "+ New Credential" and select "HTTP Request"

1. Name: ConducterOne
2. Description: Optional
3. URL: <code>https://&lt;tenant&gt;.conductor.one/auth/v1/token</code>
4. Content Type: Form
5. Method: post
6. Payload: Copy the below object and paste it into the "Plain code" section: ​
 
 { "grant_type": "client_credentials", "client_id": "&lt;&lt;CREDENTIAL.conducterone_client_id&gt;&gt;", "client_secret": "&lt;&lt;CREDENTIAL.conducterone_client_secret&gt;&gt;" }
 
7. Click "Run options", navigate to the <code>access_token</code> key and double-click on the key ​ ​
 
 
8. Location of token from response: Paste the path to the token in the value pill

1. Domains: Ensure this credential can only be used when making HTTP requests to specific domains
2. Access: What other teams can also use the API

1. Click "+ New Credential" and select "HTTP Request"
2. Input the values for the ConducterOne credential
 1. Name: ConducterOne
 2. Description: Optional
 3. URL: <code>https://&lt;tenant&gt;.conductor.one/auth/v1/token</code>
 4. Content Type: Form
 5. Method: post
 6. Payload: Copy the below object and paste it into the "Plain code" section: ​
 
 { "grant_type": "client_credentials", "client_id": "&lt;&lt;CREDENTIAL.conducterone_client_id&gt;&gt;", "client_secret": "&lt;&lt;CREDENTIAL.conducterone_client_secret&gt;&gt;" }
 
 7. Click "Run options", navigate to the <code>access_token</code> key and double-click on the key ​ ​
 
 
 8. Location of token from response: Paste the path to the token in the value pill
3. Optional
 
 1. Domains: Ensure this credential can only be used when making HTTP requests to specific domains
 2. Access: What other teams can also use the API
4. Click "Save"

Your credential should look like the following:

More on creating credentials in Tines <a href="https://explained.tines.com/en/articles/6877578-what-are-credentials-in-tines">here</a>.

You can also find a selection of ConducterOne stories in the <a href="https://www.tines.com/library?view=all&amp;s=conducterone" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">story library</a>.

First, create a ConducterOne API client

Lastly, create ConducterOne credentials in Tines

Text type

HTTP request type