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Creating an OAuth 2.0 application

Before using OAuth 2.0 to integrate with the Lumin APIs, you need to register your application in the Lumin Developer settings page.

Prerequisites​

  • You must be a Workspace Owner to create integration apps.
  • Each Workspace can create up to 5 integration apps.

Step-by-step walkthrough​

Step 1: Navigate to Developer Settings page​

  1. Log in to your Lumin account.
  2. Go to Settings → Developer Settings → Integration apps.
  3. Click Create app.

Developer Settings Integration Apps

Step 2: Enter basic information​

On the "Create an application" page, fill out the following fields:

  • Application name: A name to identify your app internally.
  • Application type: Choose whether your app is a Public Application (no client secret, uses PKCE) or a Private Application (server-based, with client secret).

Create Application Form

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Note: Once you create an application, its type cannot be changed. If you need a different type, you must create a new application.

Step 3: Select Scopes​

Scopes define what data and features your app can access.

  • Choose only the scopes your app requires (e.g., User profile, Workspaces, Templates, Signature requests).
  • Scopes selected here will appear on the consent screen when users authorize your application.

Select Scopes

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For the full list and descriptions, see: OAuth 2.0 Scopes in Lumin

Step 4: Configure Redirect URIs​

Enter one or more redirect URIs where Lumin will send users after authorization.

Requirements:

  • Must use https:// or an app-specific scheme (e.g., myapp://callback).
  • No wildcards, IP addresses, or relative paths are allowed.
  • You can add multiple URIs by separating them with commas.

Fill out the information that users will see when granting your app permissions:

  • App logo (JPG/PNG, max 3 MB)
  • Website URL
  • Privacy Policy URL
  • Terms of Use URL
  • Contact email (support or integration contact point)

Consent Screen Configuration

This ensures users know who is requesting access and how to contact you.

Step 6: Save and retrieve credentials​

  1. Click Create.
  2. After application creation, you'll receive the following credentials:
    • Client ID — Required for all OAuth 2.0 flows.
    • Client Secret — Issued only for confidential (server-based) apps. Used when exchanging authorization codes and refresh tokens.
  3. Store these credentials securely in a secret manager. Do not hardcode them into your source code or commit them to repositories.

Application Created

That's it — you've successfully created your first OAuth 2.0 application in Lumin.

Next steps​

Use your credentials to implement one of the supported OAuth 2.0 flows: