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Credentials Vault

Securely store and manage API keys and secrets used in workflow integrations.

Credentials Vault

The Credentials Vault stores API keys, tokens, and secrets needed by your workflow integrations. Credentials are encrypted and securely stored.

Accessing the Vault

  1. Navigate to Workflows
  2. Click the Credentials or 🔑 Vault button

Adding Credentials

  1. Click + Add Credential
  2. Fill in the details:
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Add credential form with name and type
Add a new credential with name, type, and secret value
FieldDescription
NameFriendly name (e.g., "Twilio Production")
TypeAPI Key, OAuth Token, Bearer Token, Basic Auth
Key / TokenThe actual secret value
ServiceWhich service this is for (optional label)
  1. Click Save

Using Credentials in Workflows

When configuring an HTTP Request or Integration node in the workflow editor:

  1. Open the node settings
  2. In the Authentication section, select Use Vault Credential
  3. Choose the credential from the dropdown
  4. The secret is securely injected at runtime — it's never exposed in the workflow config
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Workflow node settings panel with an Authentication section showing a 'Use Vault Credential' radio button selected, and a dropdown listing saved credentials like 'Twilio Production', 'Gmail OAuth', 'Stripe API Key'
Select a vault credential in the workflow node settings

Managing Credentials

ActionHow
EditClick the credential → update fields → Save
DeleteClick the credential → Delete button
TestSome credential types have a "Test Connection" button

Security

  • Credentials are encrypted at rest
  • Values are never shown after saving (masked with ●●●●)
  • Only workspace admins can manage credentials
  • Credentials are workspace-scoped — not shared between workspaces

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