SumUp
The SumUp integration imports the team members of your SumUp merchant accounts as user account assets, so your SumUp users are included when you review who has access to your systems, and checks that each of them has two-step authentication turned on. Oneleet links each user to the matching person in your organization by email address.
Connect SumUp
Section titled “Connect SumUp”Oneleet connects to SumUp with OAuth, so you don’t create or paste an API key. Sign in with the owner or an admin of the merchant accounts you’re connecting.
- In Oneleet, go to Integrations > Add integration > SumUp and click Connect.
- SumUp opens and asks you to sign in and approve the Oneleet access request.
- Click Allow. SumUp sends you back to Oneleet, and the new connection appears on the SumUp integration page.
Your SumUp users appear in Oneleet a few minutes after the first sync. If you belong to more than one merchant account, Oneleet imports the team members of each account you’ve accepted an invitation to.
Oneleet asks SumUp for read access to your profile and memberships (user.profile_readonly) and for access to your merchant accounts’ team members (user.subaccounts). It doesn’t read sales, transactions, payouts, or customer data.
Imported data
Section titled “Imported data”For each team member, Oneleet imports their email address, name, roles in each merchant account, membership status, and whether two-step authentication is turned on for their login.
- Members whose membership is disabled or expired in every merchant account are marked deactivated.
- Pending invitations are imported with the invited email address and count as active, since accepting them grants access. The two-step authentication check skips them until they’re accepted.
- Service and system accounts are skipped by the two-step authentication check, since they don’t sign in interactively.
Disconnect SumUp
Section titled “Disconnect SumUp”Remove the connection from the SumUp integration page in Oneleet.