Add connection details

You'll need to add your organization's Adverse Event (AE) report email account details to Oracle Safety One Intake and confirm a successful connection before continuing.

  1. From the context menu in the upper left corner of the screen, select Configuration and click Email Intake from the sub-menu.
    You are taken to the Email Intake Configuration interface.
  2. Click + Add.
    The page refreshes to display a blank configuration form.
  3. In the Add Connection section of the form, enter the following information to connect to the right server:

    Table 4-1 Add Connection fields

    Field Name Description and Notes
    Email Address Enter the full email address for the account you wish to monitor.
    Host Add the server address for the incoming mail (IMAP).
    Port Enter the port number for the IMAP communication. Typically, the number is 143 for non-secure connections and 993 for SSL connections.

    Note:

    The Enable SSL checkbox is selected by default.
  4. The Authentication section of the form is where you should enter information given to you by your OAuth provider:

    Table 4-2 Authentication fields

    Field Name Description and Notes
    Client ID Unique identifier assigned by your OAuth provider. You can typically find this in your OAuth provider's developer portal or application registration page.
    Client Secret This is a confidential key between the application and authorization server which adds an additional layer of security. It can be found in your OAuth provider's developer portal or application registration page.
    Tenant ID The unique identifier for the tenant (e.g. Azure AD directory) where the user account can be found. If you are using Azure, you can find the ID in the Azure Active Directory section of the Azure portal.
    Server Token URL Internet address where Oracle Safety One Intake can request an authentication token. This can be found in your OAuth provider's developer portal or in the documentation.
    Authorization Scope This determines the level of access that Oracle Safety One Intake has and the actions it can take on your behalf. You can find information about this in your OAuth provider's documentation.
  5. Click Connect to validate the connection details you have entered.
    When the connection is successfully validated, an Add Sources form displays below the Authentication section.

Parent topic: Safety One Intake configurations