Unfuddle
Overview
Section titled “Overview”The Unfuddle integration connects your Unfuddle STACK account to Oneleet and syncs its people, so Oneleet can track who has access to your projects and whether they protect their sign-in with two-factor authentication.
What does Oneleet monitor?
Section titled “What does Oneleet monitor?”- Unfuddle people, including whether they’re the account owner or an administrator, and whether they’ve been removed
- Whether each person who hasn’t been removed has two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled
Unfuddle has no setting that requires 2FA for everyone in an account, so Oneleet checks each person instead.
To set up the Unfuddle integration, navigate to Integrations > Add integration > Unfuddle and click Continue.
The Unfuddle STACK API signs in with a username and password and has no separate API tokens. Use an account administrator so Oneleet can see every person in the account.
Finding your credentials
Section titled “Finding your credentials”- Sign in to Unfuddle STACK as an administrator
- Note your account’s subdomain from the address bar
- Click your name in the top right and select Personal Settings
- On the General tab, note the Username
Two-factor authentication on that user doesn’t block API access, so you can keep it on. For more information, see the Unfuddle STACK API documentation.
Connecting to Oneleet
Section titled “Connecting to Oneleet”- Enter your subdomain between the
https://prefix and.unfuddle.comsuffix shown in the form - Enter the username and that user’s password
- Click Submit
Oneleet validates the credentials by reading the signed-in person through the Unfuddle API, and creates the connection if they’re valid.