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Allow Enterprise admins to create new applications to which Enterprise users can subscribe. Admins can manage and distribute these applications to specified users.

For more information on working with Onshape applications, please see the Onshape API Developer Documentation.

To navigate to your Developer settings in Onshape, click on your Account user icon (Icône de l'utilisateur du compte) in the top right corner of your Onshape window. This opens a dropdown menu. Click Enterprise settings.

Click Developer in the list on the left side of the page:

Enterprise settings: Developer

What the Enterprise admin can do from this screen

  • Create an internal application in the company settings without going to the App Store dev portal

  • Manage the application internally

  1. Click the OAuth applications link:

    Create new OAuth application

  2. Click the Create new OAuth application button:

    Creating an OAuth application

  3. Fill out the information as follows (note that detailed information is also provided on-screen):

    • Name - Name of the application displayed to users.

    • Primary format - Unique string to identify your application that is not displayed to the user.

    • Summary - Information about the application.

    • Redirect URLs - URL to which you are redirected after authentication.

    • Type - Application type. Options are Integrated Cloud App, Connected Cloud App, or Connected Desktop App.

    • OAuth URL - URL used to start the OAuth process from the Onshape Applications page.

    • Réglages

      • Supports collaboration - Check if you wish to collaborate with other users when developing the application.

    • Permissions - See Permission scopes below.

  4. Click Create application.

  5. Use the Search members field to locate and select users to join in application development and/or testing.

  6. The Authorize application screen to allow access to the application is provided to the user:

    Authorize app

  7. For information on authenticating your applications with OAuth, see API Guide: Authentication.

The following permission scopes are available when creating OAuth applications:

  • Application can read your profile information (OAuth2ReadPII) - Check to allow the application access to information on your profile.

  • Application can read your documents (OAuth2Read) - Check to allow the application read access to your documents.

  • Application can write to your documents (OAuth2Write) - Check to allow the application write access to your documents.

  • Application can delete your documents and workspaces (OAuth2Delete) - Check to allow the application access to delete your documents and workspaces.

  • Application can request purchases on your behalf (OAuth2Purchase) - Check to allow the application the ability to make purchase for you.

  • Application can share and unshare documents on your behalf (OAuth2Share) -  Check to allow the application the ability to share and unshare your documents.