Generates a summary of the OAuth configurations for a connected app. The summary output
includes general information about the connected app as well as configurations and descriptions of
all enabled OAuth Settings and Policies fields. This action is related to the Migrate Connected
App feature.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with Foundations, or Agentforce 1 or Einstein
1 Editions
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API Name
SummarizeOAuthConnectedApp
Reference Action Type
Standard Action
Reference
Action
Summarize OAuth in Connected App (summarizeConnectedApp)
Does this action execute one or more prompt templates?
No
Guidelines and Considerations
This agent action
calls the Summarize OAuth in Connected App standard invocable action and returns a description
of the connected app’s OAuth configuration.
To provide a connected app summary, the agent might ask for the connected app's application
ID. The application ID is found in the URL for the connected app settings page. It's an
alphanumeric string that starts with 06P and appears in the URL after
applicationId%3D.
The Summarize OAuth in Connected App action
returns a list of general information about the connected app as well as its OAuth policies and
settings. The summary also provides a description for each configuration.
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