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Credential Manager
Working with Credentials
REST API Credential
4min
You can utilize PROCESIO to send requests and establish connections with the APIs you are working with. PROCESIO enables you to send requests that retrieve, add, delete, and update data, and containing parameters, authorization details, and any necessary body data.
During the process of credential creation, the default verb that is preconfigured for testing purposes is limited to "GET" only. This restriction is in place to ensure that data manipulation is avoided when conducting simple tests. However, when utilizing the credential in a Call API action within a process, you have the flexibility to specify the required verb for your request, such as "GET," "POST," "PUT," "PATCH," or "DELETE."
- URL: the base URL to which you want to make the request
- Test Endpoint: add /info endpoint for your base URL (optional)
- Authentication Method: No authentication
- Test Connection: once all mandatory fields have values, you can test the configuration.
- Save the configuration.
- URL: the base URL to which you want to make the request
- Test Endpoint: add /info endpoint for your base URL (optional)
- Authentication Method: Basic
- Name: enter basic authorization user name of the REST API web service
- Password: enter the password of the basic authorization protocol
- Add to: if you need to include your auth details in the relevant part of the request, i.e. Query Params
- Test Connection: once all mandatory fields have values, you can test the configuration.
- Save the configuration.
- URL: the base URL to which you want to make the request
- Test Endpoint: add /info endpoint for your base URL (optional)
- Authentication Method: API key authorization
- Key: fill in the Id (name) of your API key
- Value: fill in the value of your API key
- Add to: if you need to include your auth details in the relevant part of the request, i.e. in Headers, Query Params or both
- Test Connection: once all mandatory fields have values, you can test the configuration.
- Save the configuration.
Updated 19 May 2023
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