End-user setup guide. Audience: a Gladly Administrator at the customer.
Oversai reads your closed Gladly conversations — the messages and internal notes, the topics, the inbox and the agent who handled them — so they can be scored, coached on and reported against. It also reads your published Gladly Answers into the Oversai knowledge base.
Who does this | Gladly Administrator |
Time needed | About 10 minutes |
Access granted | Full Gladly API access for one dedicated user; Oversai only reads |
Auth method | User email + API token |
Before you start
A Gladly account with the Administrator role, to create the user and give it API access.
Your Gladly organization: the part before
.gladly.comin the address you sign in at. Formycompany.gladly.com, the organization ismycompany.An Oversai account with Admin access.
The API token is shown only once, so have somewhere safe to paste it.
Step 1 — Create a dedicated API user
Settings > Users
Add a user for Oversai (for example [email protected]), select the API User permission and keep the user's Agent role. Accept the email invitation within 24 hours and sign in as that user.
A dedicated user keeps Oversai's activity separate in your audit trail, and keeps the connection alive if a person leaves: deactivating the user a token belongs to stops that token working.
Gladly API tokens have no scopes or read-only option: a token can make any API request the API allows. Oversai only ever reads, and only the following:
Oversai reads | What it powers in Oversai |
|---|---|
Conversations and their messages | The interaction list, status, custom attributes and the transcript. Required — without it nothing syncs. |
Events | Finding the conversations that closed since the last check. Required. |
Agents | The agent's email on each interaction, which matches it to an Oversai user and team. |
Topics | The Topics filter and the topics on each interaction. |
Inboxes | The Inbox filter. |
Answers | Your Gladly knowledge base, copied into the Oversai knowledge base so AI evaluations and assistants can use it. |
Data exports | Recovering conversations older than one day, when you ask Oversai support for it. |
Step 2 — Create the API token
More settings > API Tokens > Create Token
Signed in as the API user from step 1, click Create Token (upper right) and copy it from the Token column. The menu item only appears for a user with the API User permission. Rename the token from New Token to Oversai by clicking its name, so it is easy to find later. In newer Gladly versions the page is under Settings > App Developer Tools > API tokens.
Step 3 — Connect in Oversai
Oversai > Data > Integrations > New Integration
Choose Connect to Gladly.
Fill in the three fields below.
Save.
Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
Organization | Your Gladly organization — |
The email of the API user from step 1 — the user that owns the token. | |
API Token | The token from step 2. |
What happens after you connect
The first conversations appear within about five minutes. That first sync reaches back one day; Oversai support can recover up to 14 days on request. After that Oversai checks every five minutes and picks up each conversation once it is closed — open conversations are not imported.
Oversai never creates, edits, closes or replies to anything in Gladly. Revoke access at any time by deleting the token on the API Tokens page or deactivating the API user; syncing stops at the next check and data already in Oversai is unaffected.
If something isn't working
What you see | Most likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
Connection saves, no conversations arrive | The organization was entered as a full URL, the email isn't the token's owner, or the token was mistyped. | Enter just |
Conversations arrive without an agent, or not under the right team | The agent's email in Gladly differs from their email in Oversai. | Make the emails match; new conversations are matched from then on. |
Syncing was working and then stopped | The token was deleted or the API user was deactivated. | Create a new token for an active API user and update it in Oversai. |