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First step is to get your custom auth connector working then you can use that to "feed" the access token to your custom connector that will interact with the Zoho CRM api.
The custom auth connector just has one get action to retrieve the token .
Here is the swagger def you should be able to past this into your connector using the swagger editor option and then just change the values related to your api login. Once you have that wokring and you can test it and get an access key back you would just add this as an initial step in your flow, store the value in a variable and pass it to your other custom connector for all subsequent api calls.
swagger: '2.0'
info: {title: Zoho Auth, description: '', version: '1.0'}
host: accounts.zoho.com
basePath: /oauth/v2/
schemes: [https]
consumes: []
produces: []
paths:
/token:
post:
responses:
default:
description: default
schema:
type: object
properties:
access_token: {type: string, description: access_token}
api_domain: {type: string, description: api_domain}
token_type: {type: string, description: token_type}
expires_in: {type: integer, format: int32, description: expires_in}
summary: Get Access Token
operationId: GetAccessToken
parameters:
- {name: refresh_token, in: query, required: true, type: string, default: 1000.dsfsdfsfdsfdsdfsf.}
- {name: client_id, in: query, required: true, type: string, default: 1000.sfsdfgg45g524wrevgr}
- {name: client_secret, in: query, required: true, type: string, default: 234trewfggfverwg25gg4bhsa}
- {name: redirect_uri, in: query, required: false, type: string}
- {name: grant_type, in: query, required: true, type: string, default: refresh_token}
definitions: {}
parameters: {}
responses: {}
securityDefinitions: {}
security: []
tags: []
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