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# Egnyte Connector

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The Egnyte connector lets Search AI ingest and index files from your Egnyte account, enabling search across your shared content.

| Specification     | Details                              |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| Repository type   | Cloud                                |
| Supported content | .doc, .docx, .ppt, .pptx, .pdf, .txt |
| RACL support      | Yes                                  |
| Content filtering | No                                   |

## Prerequisites

* An Egnyte account with admin access to the Developer Portal
* Access to the Search AI application

## Step 1: Register Search AI as an OAuth Client in Egnyte

1. Go to the [Egnyte Developer Portal](https://developers.egnyte.com/).
2. [Register](https://developers.egnyte.com/member/register) a new client app to enable communication between Egnyte and Search AI:
   * Set **Platform** to Web App and **Type** to Publicly Available Application.
   * Set the **Registered OAuth Redirect URI** to the URL matching your deployment region:
     * JP Region: `https://jp-bots-idp.kore.ai/workflows/callback`
     * DE Region: `https://de-bots-idp.kore.ai/workflows/callback`
     * Prod: `https://idp.kore.com/workflows/callback`
3. Ensure a key is generated for the Connect API.
4. Click **Register** to generate the client key and secret.

## Step 2: Configure the Egnyte Connector in Search AI

1. In Search AI, go to the **Authorization** page of the Egnyte connector.

2. Provide the following fields and click **Connect**:

   | Field              | Value                                                                |
   | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
   | Name               | Unique name for the connector                                        |
   | Authorization Type | OAuth 2.0                                                            |
   | Grant Type         | Authorization Code                                                   |
   | Client ID          | Key generated in Step 1                                              |
   | Client Secret      | Secret generated in Step 1                                           |
   | Host URL           | Domain URL for content ingestion (e.g., `https://domain.egnyte.com`) |

3. Complete the authentication prompt to confirm the connection.

## Content Ingestion

After connecting, go to the **Configuration** tab to set up synchronization:

* **Sync Now** — triggers an immediate sync.
* **Schedule Sync** — sets up automatic sync on a recurring schedule.

Search AI ingests files from all shared folders in the Egnyte account. Files in private folders are not ingested. The folder path for each file is available as a metadata field.

## RACL Support

Search AI enforces permissions at the folder level. Any user or group with access to a folder can access all files in that folder. File-level permissions and link-based sharing are not supported.

For nested folders, files inherit permissions from the immediate parent folder. Permissions are stored in the `sys_racl` field.

* **Individual users**: The user's email address is added to `sys_racl`.
* **User groups**: The group ID is added to `sys_racl`.
* **Administrators**: Admin permissions are explicitly listed in `sys_racl`.

**Example** — if a folder is accessible to a specific user and a user group:

```json theme={null}
"sys_racl": [
    "john.doe@example.com",
    "b141b80a-7406-4c85-1e9435e699",
    "admin-group"
]
```