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# SCA Configuration - SecContacts.CustomDatasourceNames

### **SecContacts.CustomDatasourceNames** <a href="#seccontacts.customdatasourcenames" id="seccontacts.customdatasourcenames"></a>

Secure Contacts App has a default `id` and `name` for any datasource which is available in the App. e.g. `AAD - AzureActiveDirectory`

* default datasource id's currently available: `AAD, APC, GAL, D365, DVRS, ABS, SMC`

{% hint style="info" %}
If you use multiple AAD groups or ABS, SMC, or D365 data sources, they will be sequentially numbered by the SCA. These dynamic IDs can also be renamed\
\
For example SCA uses 2 AAD groups you'd have AAD1 and AAD2 as dynamic IDs.
{% endhint %}

\
With this setting you can change `id` and `name` of any datasource which is presented to the user.

* Name: `SecContacts.CustomDatasourceNames`
* Value: `[{"defaultid":"<default id>", "customid":"<custom id>", "customname":"<custom name>"}]`

The Value property is a JSON Array of `defaultid` `customid` `customname` trio.\
You can add one or multiple custom datasource names here.

Replace **\<default id>** with the default datasource id you want to change

* e.g. `AAD`

Replace **\<custom id>** with your custom datasource id

* e.g. `CORP`

Replace **\<custom name>** with your custom datasource name

* e.g. `Corporate Directory`

{% hint style="danger" %}
A resync as discribed [here](/enduser-guide/app-manual/contacts-sync.md) is mandatory after you have applied changes to SecContacts.CustomDatasourceNames.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="danger" %}
The customid value property must not contain any whitespace characters.
{% endhint %}


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