Hi Thibault,

Once you have the .ionapi file, you have to use the fields in there that are relevant such as:

• ci = client ID
• cs = client Secret
• saak = username
• sask = password

This post describes the process quite well in Postman, which is quite useful to test the connection before implementing it in Celonis: (5) Calling ION APIs from Postman | LinkedIn

Best regards,

Jan-peter

Hi Jan-Peter,

thanks a lot for your answer, i'll check this.

Best Regards,

Thibault

I've followed the process in the linkedin link but there's no OAuth2 type selection in the M3 connector form (cf screenshot).

I've tried several combinations but none worked.

Hmm, it seems that this Infor M3 element doesn't support OAuth2. You could do two things in my opinion:

1. Setup the connection without OAuth2 by using Username/Password combination (being a bit less secure, and not sure if your Infor instance allows this)
2. Connect to the M3 APIs using the 'general' HTTP API modules (see screenshot). In this case you need to specify the end-points that you would like to use yourself, but that shouldn't be the biggest issue. Use the API documentation to understand which endpoint (read: url) you need and test it within Postman.

Best regards,

Jan-peter

Sorry, forgot the screenshot:

thank you Jan-peter, i'll check this 👍

Hello,

after many tries, i get a 400 or 401 return code.

I selected the OAuth2.0 request with an authorised application like the linkedIn process but unfortunately it doesn't work.

I'll try with Postman soon and come back with the feedback