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Connecting an OAuth-enabled app

To add an OAuth provider to Paragon, click the “trigger” step in the workflow canvas, and choose “OAuth” from the sidebar. Under Connect an OAuth-enabled app, choose “Add a new OAuth-enabled app” and select the provider you want to connect to.
You can find the full list of supported OAuth providers below:

OAuth Providers
Don’t see an OAuth provider on this list?Manually configure an OAuth provider!

Custom Provider

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Using OAuth-enabled apps in your workflow

The application will appear under “OAuth-enabled Apps” once you’ve added it.
Once you’re ready to start using an OAuth trigger workflow in production, click the “Deploy” button in the top-right of the screen to deploy the workflow.

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Authenticating Users

For certain integrations, the User authentication header appears after selecting your app.
There are multiple forms of user authentication you can use:
  • Refresh Token: Automatically provides an up-to-date Access Token.
  • Access Token: Acts as an API key by authenticating requests on behalf of the user. Typically expires for security reasons.
  • Bot Token: Acts as an API key by authenticating your bot client.
Note: When available, you should use a refresh token to ensure your client’s account is always authenticated.
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