This process consists of two steps:
- Step 1: Adding a new callback URL on Azure for the app that is handling the Dynamics instance.
- Step 2: Authenticate in our connector using the provided URL, user, and password.
Step 1: Adding a new callback URL on Azure for the app that is handling the Dynamics instance
- Go to https://portal.azure.com/ and log in with your credentials.
- In the Azure services section locate and click App registrations.
- Find the application that is handling Dynamics and go inside you will see a page that displays the app’s info such as display name, object ID, etc.
- If you have more than one or are unsure about which one is handling your Dynamics Instance please check the following:
- If you already have an integration with Conversica you should be able to see a callback URL: https://auth.cloudelements.io/oauth if you go into the “Authentication” section.
- Go into the API permissions tab, and look for a permission called Dynamics CRM.
- If you have more than one or are unsure about which one is handling your Dynamics Instance please check the following:
- Click Authentication.
- Add the following URI: ‘https://www.workato.com/oauth/callback’ as the Redirect URI inside the authentication tab of your Azure registered app that is handling your Dynamics Instance.
- Go to Authentication and find the Web section, Redirect URIs:
- Click Add URI and add the new URI: ‘https://www.workato.com/oauth/callback’
- Scroll down and click Save.
After completing all of these steps and saving, continue on to Step 2.
Step 2: Authenticate our connector using the provided URL, user, and password
- Navigate to the following link: https://crmauth.conversica.com/ui/index.html
- Input the username and password that we have provided inside the communication email.
- If you need this please reach out to your Technical Account Manager.
- Fill in your Dynamics connection details:
- Authentication Type: Authorization code grant.
- Subdomain: Your Dynamics domain (make sure there is no extra / at the end of the URL or https:// at the start).
- Account Type: Cloud.
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ClientID: The application (client) ID of your Azure registered app.
Note: You can find the client ID inside your Azure registered app that is handling your Dynamics Instance. -
Client Secret (Secret Value not Secret ID): This can be the same or a new one, you can create a new secret on the Certificates & secrets tab.
- Version: Select Enter custom value from the dropdown and input 9.2 as the value.
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Advanced Settings: Do not modify anything here.
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Example:
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Example:
- Click Sign in with Microsoft.
- Verify that you receive a connection success status.
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