API Keys and Connectors
8.4 API Keys and Connectors Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [IMPLEMENTATION LEAD]
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Integration setup, API access, webhooks, and delivery reliability.
8.4 API Keys and Connectors Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [IMPLEMENTATION LEAD]
Read article8.2 Authentication and Workspace Selection Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [SECURITY REVIEW]
Read article8.1 Integration Center Basics Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [IMPLEMENTATION LEAD] Use the left navigation and settings workspaces to manage integration access. In day-to-day operations, most teams work from Settings > Integrations, then move between API Keys, Connectors, Webhooks, Delivery Log, and Omnichannel. WorkspaceWhat you use it for Settings > Integrations > API KeysCreate, label, reveal, and revoke API keys used by approved applications. Settings > Integrations > ConnectorsCreate named connections to external services and run connection tests. Settings > Integrations >...
Read article8.6 Omnichannel and Public Utility Tools Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [SUPPORT]
Read article8.3 Profile, Verification, and 2FA Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [SECURITY REVIEW]
Read article8.7 Support Patterns and Reliability Guidance Audience: [SUPPORT], [SECURITY REVIEW] Use diagnostics, delivery history, and sync logs before retrying or recreating any live connection. Keep password recovery, sign-out, and emergency access actions inside the approved support process. Prefer visible status review and single retries over repeated blind resubmission. Record the reason, owner, and outcome of every production intervention.
Read article8.5 Webhooks and Event Delivery Audience: [INTEGRATION ADMIN], [SUPPORT]
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