@Arthur Cube
I do not believe it would be possible for you to access the credentials of an already authenticated app.
My suggestion would be to check out the developer portal to rebuild the Oauth steps in a private integration with LinkedIn
https://platform.zapier.com/docs/zapier-intro - developer docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/ - linked in API
I haven’t explored the LinkedIn API but if they have a practice portal, it might be possible to get the Bearer token from that, however, you would need to ensure the token doesn’t expire.
@Arthur Cube
I do not believe it would be possible for you to access the credentials of an already authenticated app.
This would be a great feature to add as I am looking to expand what GoToWebinar has currently for its action list.
@GetUWired yes that’s what I was afraid of.
I wanted to avoid all the steps of registering a new application on Linkedin side, applying to the needed scopes, etc … and obviously to replicate the Oauth authentification steps on Zapier as well, especially when I already connected my Linkedin account on Zapier.
But it looks like I’ll need to to do it anyway ...
With some apps it’s no problem, as they have playground built into their docs and some tokens can be set not to expire. But with most Oauth apps, tokens will expire in an hour and need to be refreshed. Zapier’s developer portal is pretty easy to get used to once you’ve played around in it though!
Hi @Arthur Cube!
Just checking in. Where did you end up with the LinkedIn Zap?