This article guides you through the setup of the Bynder integration.
Prerequisites
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Register OAuth App in Bynder
- In your Bynder environment, register an OAuth application via Settings > Advanced Settings > Portal settings > OAuth Apps.
- Select Grant Type:
- Authorization Code + Refresh Token: This will allow users to log in to their own Bynder accounts and access user-specific content.
- Client Credentials: This will authenticate using an application identity (service-to-service), meaning no end-user login is required and all users will see the same available Bynder content.
- If Grant Type is set to Authorization Code + Refresh Token, set the Callback URL (Authorization redirect URL) to: https://public.templafy.com/integrations/oauth/login-callback .
- Ensure the following scope remains checked: asset:read.
- Save the changes to generate a Client ID and Client Secret.
Configure Bynder connector in Templafy
- Go to Integrations section.
- Go to Available tab.
- Search for "Bynder V2".
- Click +.
- Fill out the necessary configuration fields:
- Display Name (required).
- The name entered in this field will be displayed to the end-users.
- Base URL (required).
- The first part of your URL when accessing Bynder (https://mycompany.bynder.com/).
- Display Name (required).
- Select desired Authentication type.
- OAuth 2 Authorization Code requires a user login and displays user specific content.
- OAuth 2 Client Credentials does not require login and displays the same content to all users.
- Based on the selected Authentication type, fill out the necessary configuration fields.
- For OAuth 2 Authorization Code:
- Client ID.
- Client Secret.
- For OAuth 2 Client Credentials:
- Client ID.
- Client Secret.
- For OAuth 2 Authorization Code:
- Hit Save.
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OAuth 2 Authorization Code |
OAuth 2 Client Credentials |
ImportantThe Bynder content connector can have only one authentication type at a time. If several authentication types are required, several connectors should be set up. |
NoteIf the Bynder Content Connector is utilizing OAuth 2 Authorization Code as an authentication type, the following should be noted:
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