Get started
1
Open organization settings
Click your organization name in the top left, then select Settings from the dropdown menu.
2
Select Vault
Click Vault in the left sidebar.
Vault requires the organization admin role. Organization members and guests cannot access or manage credentials.
Manage credentials
Create a credential
1
Open the create form
Click Add Credential on the Vault page.
2
Enter credential details
Provide a Name to identify the credential and the secret Value (API key, token, or password).
3
Save the credential
Click Save. The value is encrypted immediately and cannot be viewed again after creation.
Credential names must be unique within your organization.
Edit a credential
1
Find the credential
Navigate to Settings > Vault and locate the credential you want to update.
2
Open the edit form
Click the credential to open its details.
3
Update fields
Change the Name or enter a new Value. The previous value is never pre-filled for security reasons, so you must re-enter it if updating.
4
Save changes
Click Save to apply your changes.
Delete a credential
1
Find the credential
Navigate to Settings > Vault and locate the credential you want to delete.
2
Delete the credential
Click the delete option and confirm the deletion.
Use credentials in workflows
Vault credentials are available in the HTTP Request workflow action. When configuring authentication, select a credential from the dropdown to securely provide the secret value.Supported authentication methods:- API Key - Select a vault credential for the API key value
- Bearer Token - Select a vault credential for the bearer token value
- Basic Auth - Select a vault credential for the password field
Learn more about the HTTP Request action and other workflow actions
Security
Vault credentials are protected with multiple layers of security:- Encryption at rest - Values are encrypted using AES-256-GCM envelope encryption
- Write-only storage - Values are never returned by the API or displayed in the UI after creation
- Organization-scoped isolation - Credentials are only accessible within the organization that created them
- Admin-only access - Only organization admins can create, edit, or delete credentials