iManage on-premise connector
Follow these steps to connect iManage (on-premise) and CoCounsel. You can also watch a video walkthrough for detailed guidance.
Add application in iManage control center (on-premise)
Follow these steps to add the application in iManage Control Center.
- Sign in to theiManage server, and go to theControl Center.
- From the navigation bar, selectSettings, thenApplications.
- SelectAdd Application.
- SelectConfigure Manually.
- In the configuration screen, provide the following details.
- Name:Enter a name to identify this application, such as CoCounsel.
- Client ID:iManage uses this for authentication. You can use any name such as CoCounsel. This name is important. You will use it in following steps.
- Client Secret:Auto Generate one using the auto generate option. Save it. You will use it in following steps.
- SelectAuthenticationto continue.
- Update the redirect URL.noteTo find the redirect URL, go to .
- EnableAllow refresh token.
- Don't change other default options.
- SelectAccessto continue.
- Select who can authenticate the iManage Connector from CoCounsel. SelectAll usersto let everyone with CoCounsel access authenticate, orCustomto specify certain people.
- SelectReview. Switch theEnable Applicationoption toYes.
- SelectFinish.
Add the iManage cloud connector (on-premise)
- Be sure you are signed in to the application as an administrator.
- Go to .
- SelectNew connection.
- Select iManage as yourConnector.
- Fill in the following fields:
- Name:Enter a name to identify the instance, such as iManage Sandbox.
- Client Id:This is a randomly generated string by iManage, listed in the application's record from step 1.
- Secret Key:Copy and paste the random string from the previous step.
- Scope:EnterUser.
- Refresh Token:Leave as the default.
- Server Address:Enter the URL for your instance of iManage.
- SelectAdd connector. The connector is added with an active state.When you add the connector, it's available for all other people to view in their list of external Document Management System (DMS) connections. Every individual runs through the authorization process the 1st time they sign in.noteWe recommend administrators authorizing as soon as you add the connector. This way, you can test the connection before other people begin using it.