Difference between revisions of "Connecting ODBClink to Xero using a private certificate"

Connecting ODBClink to Xero using a private certificate (view source)

Revision as of 19:03, 12 June 2017

786 bytes removed , 19:03, 12 June 2017

no edit summary

Nic

Write, Bureaucrats, Administrators

1,349

edits

@@ Line 20: / Line 20: @@
 # Select '''Xero''' as the '''Data File Type''';
 # Select '''Connect to Xero using your own private certificate''' as the '''Connection Type''';
-# Click the '''Setup''' button which will launch your web browser;
+# Enter the '''Consumer Key''' and '''Consumer Secret''' generated when you [[Creating a private application in Xero|created a private application in Xero]];
-# In your web browser, login to the XERO website;
-# If this is not your first private application, click '''Add Application''';
-# Select '''Private''' as the type of application to creare;
-# Enter a unique application name. We recommend including the organisation or company name;
-# Select the organisation;
-# Tick the '''Upload X509 certificate file (.cer)''';
-# Click the '''Choose File''' button and browse for your '''X509 Certificate''';
-# Tick the '''Enable Payroll API for this organisation''' if you need payroll data;
-# Tick the '''I have read and agree to the Xero Developer Platform Terms''';
-# Click the '''Save''' button to save the private application settings;
-# Click both '''Show''' buttons under '''OAuth Credentials''';
-# Copy the values for '''Consumer Key''' and '''Consumer Secret''', return to '''ODBClink''' and paste the values in the relevant fields;
 # Open the '''Private Key PEM''' file generated when you created your organisation certificiate, copy the contents and paste in the '''Private Key''' field;
 # Click the '''Test''' button to ensure the connection is created correctly;