This article provides comprehensive documentation on the Lessonly connector for Glean, including supported features, configuration requirements, and setup instructions.
The Lessonly connector integrates Glean with your organization’s Lessonly instance, enabling searchable access to key learning and training resources. By connecting to Lessonly through an API token, the connector ensures that user access permissions defined in Lessonly are enforced for all search queries. Content from Lessons and Paths is securely indexed and made discoverable through Glean’s unified search experience.
The Lessonly connector allows Glean to index and provide enterprise search over Lessons and Paths from your organization’s Lessonly environment. Permissions established in Lessonly are respected, ensuring only authorized users can discover specific content.
Administrator privileges in the Lessonly instance are required to generate the API token and manage user/group permissions
For optimal results, the Lessonly permissions model should be well-configured so only individuals with appropriate access in Lessonly can see respective content in Glean
Connector setup is managed through the Glean admin deployment console, streamlining the process for administrators. Below is a summary; for detailed step-by-step guidance, refer to onscreen prompts during deployment.
In the Glean admin console, select Lessonly as a new datasource
Enter the Lessonly domain, as appropriate (the connector assumes a “lessonly.com” domain by default—alternative domains may require additional support)
Paste in the administrator-generated API token into the authentication field
The connector ingests metadata and content for Lessons and Paths, as well as user and group identities necessary for permission enforcement.
Permission Propagation Logic: Original Lessonly permissions are strictly propagated into Glean, ensuring compliance with existing access controls in your Lessonly tenant.
The connector cannot support configurations that use unsupported authentication modalities or nonstandard domains without additional engineering intervention.