OAuth authentications allow you to securely connect FactBranch to various services without sharing your passwords. Instead of storing credentials, OAuth uses secure tokens that can be revoked at any time.
This page provides an overview of OAuth authentication in FactBranch. For detailed setup instructions, see the specific service documentation linked below.
In this article you'll learn about:
FactBranch supports OAuth connections to the following services:
We're constantly adding new OAuth integrations. If you need a service that's not listed, please contact support@factbranch.com.
OAuth authentication follows a secure, industry-standard process:
The general process for setting up OAuth authentication is:
For detailed, service-specific instructions, see the individual documentation pages linked above.
Once you've set up an OAuth authentication, you can use it in:
To use an OAuth authentication in a node:
To rename any OAuth authentication, click Rename next to the title or double-click the title itself. Enter the new name and press Enter to save.
You can revoke OAuth access in two ways:
OAuth tokens can expire, but FactBranch automatically handles token refresh for most services. If automatic refresh fails, you may need to reconnect the authentication.
If you encounter authentication expired errors: - FactBranch will attempt to automatically refresh the token - If refresh fails, reconnect the authentication from your Data Sources dashboard - Check if you've revoked access from the service's settings
If you get access denied errors: - Verify you have the necessary permissions in the connected service - Check that your account subscription includes the features you're trying to access - Ensure you're connected to the correct account/organization
If you can't establish a connection: - Make sure you're logged into the correct account before authorizing - Check if your organization has restrictions on third-party app access - Try using an incognito/private browser window to avoid cached login sessions
For detailed troubleshooting of specific services, see their individual documentation pages linked in the "Available OAuth integrations" section above.
FactBranch takes OAuth security seriously:
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