Impact of Zoho authtokens expiry on Deluge

1. Pre-defined integration tasks:
   
   We will internally migrate all the integration tasks that currently follow authtoken authentication to OAuth. Hence, you need not essentially revisit the authtoken based integration tasks that you've used in your Deluge scripts (if any).
   
   However, it is advisable to use your own OAuth Deluge connections to authenticate integration tasks. To do so,  create a connection for the required Zoho service and supply its link name as value to the last param (connection param) of the integration task.
   
   
2. Zoho authtoken based default connections:
   
   All authtoken based Zoho connections created using default services will stop working after this deadline.
   
   Therefore, we kindly request you to replace all your Zoho authtoken based custom connections (if any) with Zoho Oauth based connections.
   
   To migrate the Zoho authtoken based default connections to Zoho OAuth based default connection:
   
   1. Navigate to connections page.
   2. Edit the connection that you need to migrate. The edit page of the connection will list the OAuth scopes of all Zoho services.
   3. Choose the required scopes and connect. So, the authtoken based connection will be migrated to an OAuth based connection and the Deluge functions that utilize this connection will continue to work uninterruptedly.
   
   
3. Custom services that are based on Zoho authtokens and the connections created using them:
   
   All connections created using user-created custom services that are based on Zoho authtokens will stop working after this deadline.
   
   Therefore, we kindly request you to replace all your Zoho authtoken based custom connections (if any) with Zoho Oauth based connections.
   
   
4. Hard-coded authtokens in webhook tasks (invokeUrl/ getUrl/ postUrl/ putUrl/ deletUrl): 
   
   We will not be able to auto-revise your webhook scripts that use hard-coded Zoho authtokens.
   
   Therefore, we kindly request you to update all your webhook scripts that use hard-coded authtokens (if any). 
   
   To replace a hard-coded Zoho authtoken with Zoho OAuth connection using Deluge's connections:
   1. Create a connection for the required Zoho service.
   2. Supply the created connection's link name as value to the param - connection in the invokeUrl script.
   3. Remove the hard-coded authtoken that had been supplied to the header/URL of the invokeUrl script.
   
   Note:
   - Connection cannot be used in getUrl, postUrl, putUrl and deleteUrl tasks. Alternatively, you can use invokeUrl task.
   - The getUrl, postUrl, putUrl and deleteUrl tasks are older version webhook tasks and will be deprecated. All operations performed using these tasks can be achieved using the invokeUrl task.