What’s Supported

Supported Actions

This connector supports:

Supported Objects

The Lever connector supports reading to the following objects: The Lever connector supports writing to the following objects:

Example integration

For an example manifest file of an Lever integration, visit our samples repo on Github.

Before You Get Started

To connect Lever with Ampersand, you need a Lever Account. Once your account is created, you’ll need to contact the support team to enable the OAuth option, and you’ll need to create an app in Lever and obtain the following credentials from your app:
  • Client ID
  • Client Secret
You will then use these credentials to connect your application to Ampersand.

Creating a Lever App

Follow the steps below to create a Lever app and add the Ampersand redirect URL.
  1. Log in to your Lever account.
  2. Go to Settings > Integrations and API > OAuth in your Lever account.
  3. Enter the integration name in the Integration Name section.
  4. In the Integration Description section, enter the description for the OAuth application.
  5. Enter the Ampersand Callback URI: https://api.withampersand.com/callbacks/v1/oauth in the Callback URI section.
  6. Provide the URL for the Square logo URI.
  7. Enable the required scopes. For each module, enable both read and write access. A maximum of 20 scopes can be selected.
  8. Click the Submit. Lever OAuth Creation

Add Your Lever App Info to Ampersand

  1. Log in to your Ampersand Dashboard.
  2. Select the project where you want to create a Lever integration. Ampersand Project Selection
  3. Select Provider Apps.
  4. Select Lever from the Provider list.
  5. Enter the previously obtained Client ID in the Client ID field and the Client Secret in the Client Secret field. Ampersand Integration
To start integrating with Lever:
  • Create a manifest file using the example.
  • Deploy it using the amp CLI.
  • If you are using Read Actions, create a destination.
  • Embed the InstallIntegration UI component.
  • Start using the connector!
    • If your integration has Read Actions, you’ll start getting webhook messages.
    • If your integration has Write Actions, you can start making API calls to our Write API.
    • If your integration has Proxy Actions, you can start making Proxy API calls.