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The ABBYY Vantage connector for Microsoft Power Automate allows developers to add data extraction and document classification functionality to automation flows. This is a redistributable package for manual installation.

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Prerequisites

A premium Power Automate license is required to use this connector.
You will need a Vantage tenant with a Public API Client configured. Configure these settings for this connector:
  • Authorized Redirect URL: Obtained from Power Automate further in this setup guide. Keep the abbyy.com redirect URL.
  • Client ID: Your Public API Client ID.
  • Client Secret: Your Client Secret.
  • Disable Require PKCE for Authorization Code Flow.
  • Enable Allow issuing refresh tokens to refresh access tokens.
  • Enable Allow client credentials flow. For Role(s), select Skill User.
ABBYY Vantage Public API client screen

Example configured API Client

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Find the Tenant ID

You will need the Vantage Tenant ID during the security configuration step.
1

Open the tenant configuration

In Vantage, click Configuration in the left pane.
2

Copy the Tenant ID

Click General and find the Tenant ID field.
ABBYY Vantage Tenant Configuration screen

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Install the connector

First, download the connector from the ABBYY Marketplace.
1

Open Custom connectors

In Microsoft Power Automate, select Data > Custom connectors from the menu on the left. You may need to select More to find the option.
2

Create a custom connector

Click + New custom connector and select Import an OpenAPI file.
3

Name the connector

Enter a name for the connector, such as ABBYY Vantage.
4

Import the OpenAPI file

Browse for the ABBYY-Vantage-ProcessingAPI.swagger.json file and open it.

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Configure general information

1

Upload a connector icon (optional)

Upload a connector icon using the ABBYY Vantage logo (Vantage-Square-icon.png) included in the connector download.
2

Set the Host URL

Change the Host URL to your Vantage server address. Use the same host address in the Authorization URL and Token URL fields.

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Configure security

Set Authentication type to OAuth 2.0 and fill in the following fields using the values from your Vantage Public API Client. Select your tenant region in the URL fields below and replace [tenant-id] with your tenant identifier:
  • Client ID: Your Public API Client ID.
  • Client secret: Your Public API Client secret.
  • Authorization URL:
  • Token URL:
  • Refresh URL:
  • Scope: openid permissions global.wildcard offline_access
Finalize the security configuration with the following steps.
1

Create the connector

Click Create Connector at the top of the page to create the connector and generate the Redirect URL.
2

Add the Redirect URL to Vantage

Copy the Redirect URL. In your Vantage Public API Client under Authorized Redirect URLs, click Add Redirect URL and paste the URL.
3

Update the OAuth 2.0 flow settings

In your Vantage Public API Client under OAuth 2.0 Flows Settings:
  • Disable Require PKCE for Authorization Code Flow.
  • Enable Allow issuing refresh tokens to refresh access tokens.

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Create a connection

On the Test tab, choose New Connection. A pop-up login window opens. Enter your ABBYY Vantage username and password. Be sure to choose the same account that contains the Public API Client for Microsoft Power Automate.

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Test the connection

After successfully logging into your Vantage account, the new connection appears in the Connections list. Verify that the connector is functioning properly by testing an operation. Select ListAllAvailableSkills from the Operations list and click Test operation. If it doesn’t work, review the previous steps to ensure all fields have been configured correctly.

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Import demo flows

For more information, see Sample process for the Power Automate connector.

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Modify flows

You can modify a demo flow or create your own. If you need to work with a specific data set from a JSON-based response, you can modify the JSON schema. To get the JSON schema, open the Swagger UI and call the required method. The Swagger UI is available at:

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Next steps

View the release notes for the Microsoft Power Automate connector.