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  1. Getting Started
  2. Pandium Integration Tutorial
  3. Pokémon of the Day, Part 1

Create App in Slack to get Credentials

We will use the Slack Web API for this integration, so you will need to obtain credentials for it. These will be used to provision your integration on Pandium.

  1. Within this Slack Quickstart Guide and follow the steps for:

There is no need to install or authorize your app through Slack because Pandium will do that when you connect a tenant.

  1. On your Slack app's OAuth & Permissions page go to the Redirect URLs section and add https://api.sandbox.pandium.com/v0/author/callback/oauth2

  2. On the Basic Information page go to the App Credentials section and make note of the Client ID and Client Secret. These will be needed to provision your integration on Pandium.

  3. On the Basic Information page go to the Building Apps for Slack section and expand Add features and functionality to confirm there is green check for both Bots and Permissions.

  4. If Bots is not checked resolve it by doing the following:

Now that you have Slack credentials we can use those to set up an integration on your Pandium Sandbox integration hub!

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