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Set up a connection to Zuora

Tom Santiago
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API guide link:https://www.zuora.com/developer/api-reference/

Link to authentication page: https://www.zuora.com/developer/api-reference/#section/Authentication

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  1. Name (required): Name the connection.
  2. Application (required): The form will automatically select Zuora.
  3. Account type (required): Select one of the following:
  4. Username (required): The username is created during account setup.
  5. Password (required): The password is created on account setup.
  6. Borrow concurrency from (optional): Select another connection from the list....
NOTE: Selecting another app changes form...
  1. Concurrency level (optional): Up to 25 allowed....
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  • Christoffer Sinnbeck
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    Hi,

    Should this also support the EU sandbox/production environment - accounts created at https://eu.zuora.com or https://sandbox.eu.zuora.com? I cannot seem to get my connection to work.

    Thanks in advance.

    EDIT: After doing some testing, I can get this to work by using the generic REST API connector (instead of the Zuora one) and connecting to https://rest.sandbox.eu.zuora.com. So maybe the dedicated Zuora connector only supports US data centers?

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  • Stephen Brandt Documentation Manager Community moderator
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    Celigo University Level 3: Master

    Hi, Christoffer Sinnbeck. Thanks for the detailed question. 

    The Zuora connector relies on their legacy authentication, as shown above with the username and password. 

    To give yourself the EU options, you must use their current OAuth method, which is unavailable at present in integrator.io. To do so, refer to the Zuora API guide and start with an HTTP connection. (There are several examples of custom OAuth 2.0 connections if you search for "OAuth 2.0 HTTP" on the Connectors page of the Help Center.)

    Please follow this article (button above when signed in) or check the quarterly product release notes for Zuora updates with the OAuth 2.0 option. 

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  • Christoffer Sinnbeck
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    Hi Stephen,

    Thank you for your detailed answer. I made it work with a REST connection. I simply used https://rest.sandbox.eu.zuora.com as the REST API base URL, and then used Basic Auth with my Zuora sandbox credentials.

    I will try a HTTP connection as well, just to get the flair of the various options, and also because OAuth is probably preferable to Basic Auth in most circumstances.

    Kind regards

     

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