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What’s supported

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Supported actions

This connector supports:

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Example integration

To define an integration for Gusto, create a manifest file that looks like this: 
# amp.yaml
specVersion: 1.0.0
integrations:
  - name: gusto-integration
    displayName: My Gusto Integration
    provider: gusto
    proxy:
      enabled: true

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Before you get started

To connect Gusto with Ampersand, you will need a Gusto Developer Account. Once your account is created, you’ll need to register an application in the Gusto Developer Portal and obtain the following credentials:
  • Client ID
  • Client Secret
You will then use these credentials to connect your application to Ampersand.

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Creating a Gusto app

  1. Log in to the Gusto Developer Portal.
  2. Navigate to the Applications tab and click Create Application.
  3. Enter the following details for your application:
    • Application Name: The name of your app.
    • Purpose: A description of your integration.
  4. Under Redirect URIs, add: https://api.withampersand.com/callbacks/v1/oauth
  5. Click Create. Note the Client ID and Client Secret. You will need these to connect your app to Ampersand.
For more details, see the Gusto Authentication documentation.

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Add your Gusto app info to Ampersand

  1. Log in to your Ampersand Dashboard.
  2. Select the project where you want to create a Gusto integration. Ampersand Project Selection
  3. Select Provider Apps.
  4. Select Gusto from the Provider list.
  5. Enter the Client ID and Client Secret obtained from your Gusto app.
  6. Click Save Changes.

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Using the connector

To start integrating with Gusto:
  • Create a manifest file like the example above.
  • Deploy it using the amp CLI.
  • Embed the InstallIntegration UI component. The UI component will prompt the customer for OAuth authorization.
  • Start using the connector!
    • If your integration has Proxy Actions, you can start making Proxy API calls.