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This guide shows you how to register your own app with Gong to obtain your OAuth credentials (client ID & secret). These are required to let your users grant your app access to their Gong account.
1

Request a developer account

  1. Go to Gong Developer Signup.
  2. Fill out the form with your details and submit.
  3. Wait for approval (this can take up to five working days).
  4. Once approved, you’ll receive login credentials for your developer account.
2

Create a new app

  1. Log in to your Gong developer account.
  2. Navigate to Company Settings > Ecosystem > API.
  3. Click on the OAuth tab.
  4. In the INTEGRATIONS tab, click Create Integration.
3

Configure OAuth settings

  1. Fill in the required app information:
    • App Name: Your application’s name
    • Description: Brief description of your app
    • Company Website: Your company’s website URL
    • Redirect URIs: Add https://api.nango.dev/oauth/callback
  2. In the Required authorization scopes area, select the scopes that your app needs.
  3. Click Save to create your app.
4

Obtain OAuth credentials

  1. After creating your app, you’ll be provided with:
    • Client ID
    • Client Secret
  2. Make a copy of these credentials as they will be needed when configuring your integration in Nango.
5

Submit your app for review (if needed)

  1. By default, your app will be in “Private” mode and can only be used within your organization.
  2. To make your app available to other Gong customers, you need to publish it to the Gong Collective:
    • Navigate to your app settings
    • Click Publish to Gong Collective
    • Complete the required information
    • Submit for review
  3. Wait for Gong’s approval before your app can be used by external organizations.
6

Next

Follow the Quickstart to connect your first account.

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Making API requests

Gong’s OAuth token response includes api_base_url_for_customer, a base URL that’s unique to each customer. Nango automatically captures this value during the token exchange and uses it as the base URL for proxy requests, so you don’t need to configure or pass it manually. For more details, see Gong’s OAuth documentation.