1. Create the API key
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Create the key
Sign in to Inforcer and create a REST API key, as Inforcer’s help article REST API (Beta) describes.
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Give it scopes
Give the key Tenants.Read, which Neo needs to match your tenants to your clients, and the scopes for what your agents should use:
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Note your region
Note the region your Inforcer portal runs in: United Kingdom, Europe, United States, or Australia and New Zealand. Neo sends the key to that region.
2. Add the key in Neo
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Open Integrations
In the Neo Dashboard, open Integrations and find the Inforcer card, under Identity & Workspace.
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Save the key
Pick the region, paste the API key and click Save settings. Neo checks it against Inforcer before saving, so a wrong key, a key from another region, or a key without Tenants.Read is rejected straight away.
3. Turn Inforcer on per agent
Open the agent, go to its Tools & Settings tab, click Identity & Workspace, and expand the Inforcer block. Pick the Read Only or Full Automation preset, or set each area yourself:
See Inforcer API for what the agent can do.
