Bynder
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Bynder is in beta
The Bynder component is in the Beta phase of development. Users should submit feedback. Squiz will prioritize fixes should any issues be encountered. |
Squiz has built an integration with Bynder using existing Squiz DXP features.
This integration enables users to use imagery managed in external digital asset managers within their page content.
Users can configure the integration to use Bynder with their DXP components.
The integration works with squizimage integration.
Anywhere an image is used in a formatted text or as an image included in a component, you can select an image from Bynder as a source.
Configuration
To use Bynder as a Digital Asset Management (DAM) option, Bynder must be integrated through the DXP configuration settings page.
This procedure assumes you have the Admin, Developer, or Owner role required to undertake this task.
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Navigate to
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Click the Add DAM button.
The Add DAM window presents.
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Provide a Friendly name for the integration. Choose a name that is descriptive and memorable. Generic names can become challenging to manage in greater numbers.
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Select Bynder from the Integration type drop-down.
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Click the green Add button.
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Supply a Friendly name.
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Select Bynder from the drop-down list in the Integration type field.
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Provide the sign-in details for your Bynder instance:
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Auth URL.
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Client ID.
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Client secret.
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Click the Test connection button to confirm successful sign in.
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Supply the root domain for your Bynder instance in the DAM domain field.
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Add (or confirm) the Scopes available to the integration.
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Provide the Access token URL.
This is used to verify a user’s permission to access the integration. -
Enter the Machine to machine client ID.
An alphanumeric string provided by Bynder. -
Provide the Machine to machine client secret.
This identification string is used to authenticate the integration.
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Toggle this switch to enable the integration.
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Supply an Authorization redirect URI
API rate limits
The Bynder API enforces a rate limit of 4500 requests from a single IP address in any five-minute time frame.
Read the Bynder documentation for more information.