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Connecting ODBClink to Xero using a private certificate (view source)
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(Created page with "== Overview == ODBClink provides the ability to access your XERO data using your own private certificate. This approach, while technical to configure, bypasses the need to se...") |
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# Click the '''Setup''' button which will launch your web browser; | # Click the '''Setup''' button which will launch your web browser; | ||
# In your web browser, login to the XERO website; | # 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'''; | |||
# Return to '''ODBClink'''; | # Return to '''ODBClink'''; | ||
# Enter the '''Consumer Key'''; | # Enter the '''Consumer Key'''; | ||