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Ironclad is a digital platform that helps legal and business teams create, store, and manage contracts online. It allows team members to work together on contracts, regardless of their location or timezone. By connecting Ironclad with Albato, you can automate your contract lifecycle management. Follow the steps below to set it up.
- Log in to your Albato account.
- Go to the Apps section and click Add a connection.
- Search for Ironclad, select it, and click the Add a connection button.
- Enter a name for your connection.
- To get your Client ID and Client Secret and register your client application, log in to your Ironclad account in a new tab.
- Click on your user profile dropdown in the top-right corner and select Company Settings.
- In the left sidebar, go to the API tab.
Note: The API tab will only be visible if you have the API add-on enabled for your instance.
- Click the Create new app button.
- A pop-up will appear. Enter a name for your OAuth application and click Create app.
- You’ll receive a Client ID and Client Secret — copy them.
Important: Save the Client Secret, as it won’t be shown again.
- Complete the application details and click Save Changes.
- Title
- Description
- Display Image
- Grant Types
- Redirect URIs (e.g., "http://localhost" for development)
- Requested Resource Scopes
- Paste your Client ID and Client Secret into the fields on the Albato page and click Continue.
Your connection is ready, and you can set up automations with Ironclad and Albato. If you have any issues, get in touch with support via the live chat on our website.
About Ironclad
Ironclad allows businesses to collaborate with their teams and external stakeholders.
With Ironclad, your team can:
- Centralize all contract requests using your company’s or third-party templates.
- Get faster contract approvals by tracking progress in real time.
- Ensure security and compliance with built-in protection for sensitive data.
- Upload custom templates, tag fields for requestors, assign approvers and signers, and configure conditional clauses.
