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# Fortnox
Set up the Fortnox connector in Pandium using OAuth so tenants can securely sync invoicing, payroll, bookkeeping, and small business financial data.
## **Connector Overview**
Fortnox is a cloud-based accounting and financial management platform for small and medium-sized businesses, offering tools for invoicing, payroll, bookkeeping, and tax reporting to simplify operations and boost efficiency.
## **Authentication Type**
OAuth2
## **Webhook Supported**
No
## **Secrets**
* PAN\_SEC\_FORTNOX\_OAUTH\_ACCESS\_TOKEN
* PAN\_SEC\_FORTNOX\_OAUTH\_SCOPE
* PAN\_SEC\_FORTNOX\_OAUTH\_EXPIRES\_IN
* PAN\_SEC\_FORTNOX\_OAUTH\_EXPIRES\_AT
* PAN\_SEC\_FORTNOX\_OAUTH\_CLIENT\_ID
## **API Client Supported**
No
## **Requirements for Provisioning**
In order to provision your connector, the following Fortnox information must be gathered:
* Client ID
* Client Secret
* Scope
* For more information on available scopes, please see [here](https://www.fortnox.se/developer/guides-and-good-to-know/scopes).
## **How to Connect Your Integration**
Upon successfully creating a tenant, you will perform the following steps to connect to Fortnox:
1. Select Connect
2. Select the Fortnox URL under Tenant Secrets
3. Enter the following information:
1. Fortnox Username
2. Password
4. Approve Authorization for Pandium to access Fortnox
## **API Resources**
For more information on how to utilize the Fortnox API, feel free to reference the following [documentation](https://apps.fortnox.se/apidocs).
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