> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.workflowgen.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.workflowgen.com/tech-fr/9.4/integration-auth0/generation-dun-lien-universel.md).

# Génération d'un lien universel

## Aperçu

Depuis la version 7.11.2 de WorkflowGen serveur, vous pouvez générer un lien universel pour simplifier le processus de connexion Auth0 de vos utilisateurs de l'application mobile WorkflowGen Plus.

## URL de base

* **protocol:** `workflowgenplus://` 
* **hostname:** `auth.init`

## Paramètres

Vous devez régler les paramètres suivants :

* **provider** : `auth0` 
* **server\_address** : L'URL de votre application WorkflowGen, dont la valeur doit être encodée URL (p.ex. : `https://macompagnie.com/wfgen`)
* **client\_id** : Utilisez l'ID client que vous avez créé antérieurement dans la configuration (p.ex. : `7gdj4hs92y`).
* **domain** : Le nom du domaine Auth0 sans le protocole URL (p.ex. : `mondomaine.auth0.com`).
* **audience** : L'URL de votre API GraphQL de WorkflowGen (p.ex. : `http://macompagnie.com/wfgen/graphql`). \
  ✏️ **Note :** La valeur doit être encodée URL.

Le lien universel devrait suivre cette structure :

```
workflowgenplus://auth.init?provider=auth0&server_address=https%3A%2F%2Fmycompany.com%2Fwfgen&client_id=7gdj4hs92y&domain=mydomain.auth0.com&audience=https%3A%2F%2Fmycompany.com%2Fwfgen%2Fgraphql
```

{% hint style="success" %}
Une fois que vous aurez généré le lien universel, donnez-le à vos utilisateurs, qui pourront l'utiliser pour se connecter à WorkflowGen Plus par la méthode préconfigurée.
{% endhint %}


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