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This is a guide to create ingestion bot service account.

Create Service Account/Client-Credential Flow

Step 1: Enable Client-Credential

  • Go to your project dashboard.

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  • Click on Application > Applicaiton on the left side.

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  • Select your application from the list.

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  • Once selected, scroll down until you see Application Properties section.

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  • In that change Token Endpoint Authentication Method from None to Basic.

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  • Now scroll further down util you see Addition Settings.

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  • Click on it and select Grant Types.

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  • In the grant types, select Client Credentials.

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  • Once done, click on Save Changes.

Step 2: Authorize the API with our Application.

  • Go to Application > APIs available on the left side.

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  • You will see the Auth0 Management API.

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  • Select that API.

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  • Select Machine to Machine Applications

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  • You will see you application listed below

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  • Click on the toggle to authorize.

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  • Once done you will see the down arrow, click on it.

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  • Select which permissions (scopes) should be granted to the client.
    Click on Update.

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