Storyblok
Overview
Section titled “Overview”The Storyblok integration connects your Storyblok spaces to Oneleet, syncing space owners and collaborators as user account assets and your spaces as assets. This lets Oneleet monitor who has access to your content and whether your spaces require two-factor authentication.
What does Oneleet monitor?
Section titled “What does Oneleet monitor?”- Storyblok space owners and collaborators (user accounts), including each user’s role in every space and whether they’re deactivated
- Storyblok spaces, including whether the space or its organization requires two-factor authentication
Storyblok doesn’t expose whether other users have set up two-factor authentication, so Oneleet monitors the space-level requirement instead.
To set up the Storyblok integration, navigate to Integrations > Add integration > Storyblok.
Oneleet connects with a Storyblok personal access token and the region your spaces are hosted in. Sign in as the owner or an admin of the spaces you want to monitor.
- In Storyblok, open My account > Account settings > Personal Access Tokens and click + Generate New Token.
- Name the token, choose an expiration, and select All spaces & environments or only the spaces you want Oneleet to monitor.
- Under Select scopes, select only Read for Collaborators, Spaces, and Users, then click Generate Token and copy the token.
- Enter your spaces’ region code (
eu,us,ca,ap, orcn), shown as Server Location in each space’s Settings. - Paste the values into the form in Oneleet and click Connect.
A personal access token belongs to your Storyblok user, so Oneleet only sees the spaces you belong to. Spaces in other regions need a separate connection. When the token expires or is deleted, Oneleet stops syncing until you update the token in Oneleet.