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# Configuration

Enter the connector address and API key, then test the connection.

In Business Central, search for **Inoxision Configuration**. The page caption in the app is **SOUINO Configuration**. Where a German translation is installed, the page is **Inoxision-Konfiguration**.

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### Connector address

Enter the HTTPS address in **Connector URL**. A production company accepts HTTPS only.
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### API key

Enter the key in **Connector API Key**. It is encrypted immediately and is not shown again. **API Key Stored** then reads Yes.

**Clear API Key** removes the stored key.
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### Sign-in

Leave **Auth Mode** on **Authorization Bearer**. That is the intended sign-in.

Use **Custom Header** only when the connector explicitly requires it. **Trusted Non-Redirecting Proxy** must be turned on for that mode. The header name is **API Key Header Name** and defaults to `X-API-Key`.
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### Allowed document hosts

Leave **Allowed Document Hosts** empty when document links use the same host as the connector address. If they use another host, enter the host names separated by commas. A non-default port is written as `host:port`.
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### Test the connection

Choose **Validate Connector**. The check confirms sign-in and refuses a visible redirect.

Leave **Allow Non-HTTPS** off in production. It is only for a sandbox. Opened documents must still use HTTPS.
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**Upload Contract** shows **Awaiting Contract**. Uploading documents to the archive is not part of this version.


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