Advanced Setup Overview

These guides are for platform administrators who need to configure the OAuth applications and API credentials that power Fp Switchboard integrations.

Who Needs This?

Self-hosted deployments - If you’re running your own Fp Switchboard instance
White-label solutions - Building on top of Fp Switchboard for your customers
Custom OAuth apps - Using your own OAuth credentials instead of Fp Digital’s

What You’ll Configure

Each service requires credentials to enable OAuth or API access:

Service Type	What’s Needed
OAuth Services	Client ID, Client Secret, Redirect URI
API Key Services	Users enter their own keys when connecting

OAuth Services

These services require you to create OAuth applications in their developer portals:

Google Workspace

Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar Setup Guide →

Slack

Messaging, channels, files, users Setup Guide →

Microsoft 365

Outlook, OneDrive, Teams, SharePoint Setup Guide →

Notion

Pages, databases, blocks Setup Guide →

QuickBooks

Accounting, invoices, customers Setup Guide →

HubSpot

CRM, contacts, deals, marketing Setup Guide →

GitHub

Repos, issues, PRs, workflows Setup Guide →

API Key Services

These services use per-user API keys entered during connection (no platform configuration needed):

Apollo.io - B2B prospect data
Cloudflare - DNS, Workers, R2
n8n - Workflow automation
Fathom AI - Meeting transcripts
Fathom Analytics - Privacy-focused analytics

Environment Variables

After configuring OAuth apps, add the credentials as Cloudflare Workers secrets:

cd src
npx wrangler secret put GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID
npx wrangler secret put GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET
npx wrangler secret put SLACK_CLIENT_ID
npx wrangler secret put SLACK_CLIENT_SECRET
# ... and so on for each service

Next Steps

Choose a service from the sidebar to see its setup guide
Create the OAuth app or get API credentials
Add credentials as environment secrets
Test the connection in your dashboard