Once you create an app, you will have “ App Key“ & “ App Secret“ associated with your app. Visit Syncplicity Developers | API Documentation page and log in to your developer account with the test account. Set up the user to make a Syncplicity API call You need to add another account in Syncplicity to test. That’s why you can’t test using the admin’s account. A Syncplicity admin can’t change its own privileges, but it can change others. If you need an email account for a user setup in Syncplicity, visit, you can easily create an email and check email, etc. Select “Access content on behalf of managed users through API.” and click Save. Go to the Privileges section and click on the Modify link. Let’s add another account, Now, you have to set the proper privileges for so that the user calls the Syncplicity API. Now, once you have an admin account, add another account for which you want to test the ad-hoc use case. For both accounts, you can navigate to and enter your email address. You may want to get an admin account with a demo email address, so that your original Syncplicity account will remain intact. 
You need a Syncplicity admin account to create this use case. SecureTransport pulls the files from Syncplicity and sends those files to a backend server over a secure protocol such as SFTP. Human t o System: End-user synchronizes his local directory on his desktop to a Syncplicity folder.
I thought it would be helpful to share a step-by-step guide. I have been trying out some use cases to illustrate the value of SecureTransport and Syncplicity working together. Computer cloud intelligent file search and service
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