Publish a Partner integration

Step 1: Register your Integration on Early Access

Every Oracle Technology Partner integration must first be registered on the Early Access (EA) environment and thoroughly tested there before you can request to publish the integration for Customers to access.

Follow the instructions to Create an OAuth Client on Early Access if you haven't already.

Step 2: Test your Integration

Create test users and test data, as required, on Early Access following the instructions at Integrate with the Early Access Environment.

Thoroughly test your integration on Early Access using these test users and test data.

Step 3: Submit the Request

1. Visit the Oracle Construction and Engineering Support Portal.
2. If you have a support portal account click Sign In/Sign Up and Sign In. We recommend you create an account so you can track your requests, but you can choose to skip this.
3. Click Ask a Question.
4. From the Product dropdown, select Aconex.
5. From the Service Type dropdown, select General Support Request.
6. From the Category dropdown, select API.
7. Enter a Subject similar to "Publish my registered OAuth client".
8. In the What is your question?: text area, request that your OAuth client be published and mention the unique name that you specified in the registration and the Service Request number of the original registration on EA1.
9. From the Instance dropdown, select Not applicable.
10. Enter your Contact Information and any Additional Contacts for this request, which must match the details entered in the registration.
11. Click Submit Request.
12. Your request will be processed and updates provided via that request.

The below image shows an example request:

Step 4: Contact your Customers

When your integration is successfully published, it will be registered on all commercial Aconex instances (ASIA1, ASIA2, AU1, CA1, KSA1, MEA, UK1, US1).

Advise your customers that they should add your integration to their Identity Provider Policy to ensure a consistent sign-in experience for their users.