Fortnox + Svea

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Getting Started · 3

Getting Started

Start with credentials, setup steps, and the key guides for this pair.

oauth2 · Indefinite, unless access is revoked or the user changes

5 minutes

1
Create or choose the integration user
Open Fortnox user administration and create or select the user that will be used for the Junipeer connection.
2
Add the required licences
Ensure the user has licences for Orders, Invoices, Accounting, and Integration.
3
Enable the required permissions
Assign the licences to the user and enable all permissions the integration needs.
4
Connect Fortnox in Junipeer
In Junipeer, click the Fortnox connector, sign in with the prepared user, and approve access.

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token · The merchant credentials stay valid until changed or revoked. Authentication tokens are generated from these credentials per request.

10 minutes

1
Contact Svea to get started
Start with your Svea sales or onboarding contact to set up the merchant account and test environment.
2
Get the test credentials
Ask Svea for the CheckoutMerchantId and CheckoutSecret for the test environment first.
3
Store the values securely
Save both the merchant ID and the secret securely because they are both required to build the authentication token.
4
Paste the values into Junipeer
Enter the CheckoutMerchantId and CheckoutSecret in Junipeer.
5
Repeat for live when you are ready
Before go-live, request and use the live credentials for the production environment if they differ from the test setup.

Guides & Articles

How to connect and configure Fortnox inside the Junipeer app — OAuth connection, settings, and go-live checklist.