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title: "Create Your Application"
slug: "create-your-application"
updated: 2024-06-19T11:58:17Z
published: 2024-06-19T11:58:17Z
canonical: "docs.connect.visma.com/create-your-application"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.connect.visma.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Create Your Application

1. All your teams applications are displayed under the **My Applications** page. You can create, update and delete your applications from this page. There's also a shortcut in the Start Page that can be used to trigger registration of a new application.
2. Click the “Add Application” button and select your desired Application type.

![DevPortal_appTypeSelector](https://cdn.document360.io/0ec30182-e256-4eca-ab6a-d067d83d0895/Images/Documentation/DevPortal_appTypeSelector.png)

| Application Type | OAuth Grant Types | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Web | - *authorization_code*, with or without Proof of Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) extension. - *client_credentials*, typical machine-to-machine use case - *refresh_token*, for offline access support. | Application which runs on a web server. These applications are considered **confidential** since they can maintain the confidentiality of it's secret(s) and tokens. |
| Native | - *authorization_code*, with Proof of Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) extension. - *refresh_token*, for offline access support. - *client_credentials*, typical machine-to-machine use case | Native applications are installed by users on their devices (mobile or desktop). These applications are considered **public** and no secrets are issued to them. |
| Single-Page-App | - *authorization_code*, with Proof of Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) extension. - *refresh_token*, for offline access support. - *client_credentials*, typical machine-to-machine use case. | Single-page apps (or browser-based apps) run entirely in the browser after loading the Javascript and HTML source code from a web page. These applications are considered **public** and no secrets are issued to them. |
| Service | - *client_credentials*, typical machine-to-machine use case | Application which runs on a server or on customer's premise. These applications are considered **confidential**. These applications are usually used in a "backend" machine-to-machine integration. |
| Marketing | n/a | These applications are not OAuth applications and does not sign in the user. |

1. Fill the details of your application. The Name and Client ID are unique in the portal.

![DevPortal_appDetails](https://cdn.document360.io/0ec30182-e256-4eca-ab6a-d067d83d0895/Images/Documentation/DevPortal_appDetails.png)

Once the application is saved, you can **Create** it. This is the moment when the application is created in Visma Connect Authorization Server and can be used in OAuth 2.0/OpenID Connect flows.

When you are making configuration changes, please allow a minute or two for the change to take effect on the Authorization Server as there is a cache involved.

### Identity Scopes

When OpenID Connect is enabled, your application can be configured with additional Identity Scopes that grants access to additional details regarding authenticated users. The following table shows available scopes and the claims about authenticated user:

| Scope | Claim | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
| *openid* | sub | Subject, contains unique userID in Visma Connect user directory. |
| *email* | email | E-mail address of user. |
|  | email_verified | True/False. User has verified access to e-mail address. |
| *profile* | name | Full name of user. |
|  | given_name | First name of user. |
|  | family_name | Surname of user. |
|  | locale | User's preferred language, in format en-US. |
|  | picture | URI to profile picture of user. |
| *address* | address | Returns attribute "country" (ISO2 code) in JSON format. ```json {"country":"DK"} ``` |
| phone | phone_number | User's mobile phone number. |
|  | phone_number_verified | True/False. User has verified access to phone number. |