Integration builders can create a base connection to establish connection values, such as an OAuth Client or API Key, that are required for the integration to function properly. When a base connection is defined for an integration’s connector, customers must use it when setting up their connection.
The connectors page lists the base connections created for the integration. Each base connection lists the connection on which it is being used.
For an integration product, define the client and other details that will be used every time that integration is used in a connector.
Navigate to the connectors page.
To create a base connection when one already exists, select +. To create a base connection where none exists, select +Create a Base Connection for the appropriate connector.
Enter a base connection name that explains what the base is intended to do. Customers can change this name if they want.
The base connection details are optional, but you can designate the OAuth client, environment, the company ID, and the minor version.
Select Create.
Your base connection is created.
Note: If you don't see the new base connection on the Connections apge, ensure all filters are cleared.
The base connection details display the options selected for the base connection. These can only be changed if there are no integrations using the base connection.
Select Delete Base Connection to remove the base. You can only delete connections you own, and you cannot delete a base connection that is in use.
If you make any changes, App Xchange displays the number of connections affected by the change.
Select Usage to see connections that are extending the base connection, including the account that owns it and whether it is unconnected.
Select the name of a connection to access the details of the connection extending the base connection. You can only change or see the details of connections defined by your account.
Select Activity Log to see the base configuration, when it was created, and if anything changed.
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