 ® IBM offers two different ways of integrating the Box environment with IBM Content Navigator for  Enterprise Content Management (ECM): Option 1: The Box environment can be presented to IBM Content Navigator as an additional ECM   repository, which users can browse and search in a similar way to an existing IBM FileNet ® P8 or  Content Manager repository. Option 2: The Box environment can be used to share ECM documents with users who do not have   logon access to either IBM Content Navigator or Box. This configuration is done by using the IBM  Content Navigator Box Share facility. IBM Content Navigator Box Share provides a way to email a link  that is connected to a document object to allow collaboration with an external user.  Overview Sharing Box Content in IBM Content Navigator This first form of integration uses standard 3 legged OAuth 2.0 authentication, and requires the user  to provide Box login credentials (typically an email address) to authorize the Box developer  application to access the Box environment using the user's Box profile. With this method, the Box  folder structure is visible to the IBM Content Navigator user and can be browsed and searched. With the method described in Option 2, the Box folder structure is NOT added to the IBM Content  Navigator desktop as a searchable ECM repository. It is added to the Box Share configuration only. If you want to provide users with the ability to browse and search a Box repository, and share ECM  objects externally by using Box Share, configure two Box developer applications: One using standard 3  legged OAuth 2.0 authentication, and another using server to server JWT authentication. Also, configure  two repository definitions in IBM Content Navigator: One for Desktop repository browsing and searching (using the standard 3 legged OAuth 2.0   authentication) One for Box Share (using JWT authentication)  1 Sharing Box Content in IBM Content Navigator Detailed configuration information is available at this website for this integration option. Read this  information first before configuring Box Share: http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/tips1350.html?Open In this scenario, the ECM object is copied to an otherwise invisible share location on Box, and a link is  generated that can be emailed to the external user. The IBM Content Navigator object is flagged with  a Shared icon. The location of the shared copy and the actual copy process is managed by IBM  Content Navigator using server to server authentication, and the Box application service account.  This second form of integration uses the OAuth 2.0 with JSON Web Token (JWT) authentication in  the Box developer application, and uses the Box application service account.