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# Setup Password credentials flow
## Setup overview in OData connector configuration
See Setup for obtaining required in information before configuring authentication.
{% hint style="info" %}
Prepare IFS setup first and collect all information ready before configuring Client Credentials. Also when configuring, add fields in order from top to bottom.
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### Setup
#### Access Token URL
Get A**ccess token URL** value from IFS Cloud.
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[Obtaining Authentication related URLs from IFS Cloud](/flow-ifs-cloud-development-guidelines/flow-development-with-odata/configuration/authentication-models/obtaining-authentication-related-urls-from-ifs-cloud.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
#### IFS IAM Client details (Client ID and Client Secret)
Create IAM client like in example.
{% hint style="info" %}
Name IAM client so that it can be identified as being used by Flow. Also adding postfix describing authentication type would be a good idea.
Example name: NC\_Flow\_PwCredentials, Novacura\_PwCredentials
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="info" %}
Use same name for same type of IAM client in all customers IFS Cloud instances.
{% endhint %}
From saved IAM client, copy
* **Client ID** (character size matters, NC\_FlowPassCred is not the same as NC\_FLOWPASSCRED) to OData connectors *Client ID* and
* generated **Secret** to OData connectors *Client Secret.*
#### Scope(s)
Set default value of **openid microprofile-jwt** to OData connectors *Scope(s)*.
## Flow Server User Setup
Add IFS user id to flow users connector specific setup.
For machine workflows also add password.
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