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# Cloudbeds
Set up your Cloudbeds connector in Pandium using OAuth2 so tenants can securely sync reservation data, property management information, guest bookings, and channel distribution details.
## **Connector Overview**
Cloudbeds is a cloud-based hotel management platform that integrates PMS, channel management, booking engine, payments, and AI-powered revenue tools to help properties optimize operations and drive direct bookings.
## **Authentication Type**
Oauth2
## **Webhook Supported**
Yes
## **Secrets**
* PAN\_SEC\_CLOUDBEDS\_ACCESS\_TOKEN
* PAN\_SEC\_CLOUDBEDS\_PROPERTY\_ID
## **API Client Supported**
No
## **Requirements for Provisioning**
In order to provision your connector, the following Cloudbeds information must be gathered:
* Client ID (Required)
* Client Secret (Required)
* Scopes
* Webhook Events
To obtain the information required for setting up your Cloudbeds Connector, log into your [Cloudbeds partner account](https://signin.cloudbeds.com/), where you can retrieve the credentials and manage your settings on the App Details Page. For more information, please see [here](https://developers.cloudbeds.com/docs/alternative-oauth-20-authentication-method#oauth-20-for-technology-partners).
## **How to Connect Your Integration**
Upon successfully creating a tenant, you will perform the following steps to connect to Cloudbeds:
1. Click Reconnect
2. Select the Cloudbeds Oauth Installation URL
3. Sign into your Cloudbeds Account > Select *Allow Access*
## **API Resources**
For more information on how to utilize the Cloudbeds API, feel free to reference the following [documentation](https://developers.cloudbeds.com/docs/about-cloudbeds-api).
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