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User Guide
Development Integration
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Metadata
Development Integration
Multi-tenant (beta)
Console Documentation
Multi-tenant Console
Tenant Console
Saas Application Demo
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Connect to DingTalk Enterprise Address Book

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Create DingTalk Application

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Configure DingTalk Address Book in GenAuth

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Synchronize Organization from DingTalk Address Book to GenAuth

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Open Organization Data Using LDAP Protocol (Optional)

Create DingTalk Application
  1. You need to first register an enterprise internal application with address book permissions on the DingTalk Open Platform (opens new window), as shown below:

Select the development mode as enterprise self-development:

On the permission management page, add all permissions related to the address book:

Fill in your server export here IP address:

Due to the limitation of the DingTalk platform, the same IP can only be used by one enterprise, so you need to deploy a proxy with https forwarding capability on the server corresponding to the server egress IP, and GenAuth will communicate with the DingTalk server through this proxy. You can use open source proxy solutions such as goproxy (opens new window) or purchase an anonymous proxy IP. If you don't know how to deploy, please see:

How to deploy a transit proxy server
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