Adding Credentials

Manage credentials from the Connections page in the sidebar.

Adding a credential

1. Open Connections
2. Expand the platform you want to connect, such as ChatGPT, Grok, OpenRouter, Venice AI, Alchemy, GMGN, Jupiter, Telegram, or Discord
3. Click Add key or the platform's connect button
4. Give it a descriptive label, such as "Birdeye Production Key"
5. Enter the required key, token, webhook URL, provider-specific metadata, or follow the platform sign-in flow
6. Click Save when the form has a save step

The credential is encrypted immediately and available to all your workflows. ChatGPT and Grok use a device login instead of an API-key text field; the session is still stored as a credential and can expire later. See ChatGPT Integration and Grok Integration for the full connect and reconnect flows.

Editing a credential

1. Expand the platform on the Connections page
2. Click the pencil icon beside the saved key
3. Secret fields are left blank for security. Non-secret metadata, such as a CoinGecko provider plan type, is shown.
4. Enter a new value to update. Leave secret fields empty to keep the current value.
5. Click Save

Deleting a credential

1. Expand the platform on the Connections page
2. Click the delete button beside the saved key
3. Confirm deletion

Note: If workflows reference this credential, those nodes will fail on next execution until you assign a new credential.

Returning from a template

Some purchased or cloned workflows link you to Connections with the needed platform already expanded. Add the missing key, then use Back to Template to return to the workflow setup.

Naming conventions

Use clear names that identify the service and environment:

• "Birdeye - Main"
• "Telegram - Alert Bot"
• "OpenRouter - GPT-4"
• "ChatGPT - Personal"
• "Grok - Personal"
• "GMGN - Read API"

Next steps

• Per-Integration Guide - where to find each key or connect flow