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## Configuring Custom Course Content Types (Optional)

By default, StackOne classifies SAP items with the types `COURSE`, `MOOC`, or `ONLINE` as courses, and everything else (`BOOK`, `VIDEO`, `DOC`, etc.) as content.
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If your SAP instance uses its own custom item classification types for what you consider courses (for example, a custom type like `PROGRAM` or `WEBINAR`), those items won't appear in the StackOne `/courses` endpoint by default, since StackOne doesn't recognize your custom type codes.

To fix this, enter your custom SAP item type codes as a comma-separated list in the `Custom Course Content Types` field when connecting SAP SuccessFactors to StackOne (for example: `PROGRAM,WEBINAR`). These are added on top of the standard `COURSE`, `MOOC`, and `ONLINE` types — items matching any of them will be returned from `/courses`, and none of them will appear in `/content`.

You can find your instance's item type codes in SAP SuccessFactors Learning Administration, under the classification/type configuration for the content or course you're trying to sync.

# Authentication Flow 2: Linking your SAP instance library to an external content provider pushing data to your SAP instance.

### Finding the Learning Hub URL
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