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Authentication

In step 2, click Add to create an authentication method. The modal includes:

• Label
• Description
• Type

Supported types:

• Credentials form (API key, bearer token, custom fields)
• OAuth 2.0

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Credentials form

Use the form builder to define fields shown to end users. For each field, set:

• Name (key used in scripts)
• Label (shown in UI)
• Type (for example, string)
• Required (on/off)

The preview panel updates live and shows required markers.

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OAuth 2.0

Configure standard OAuth fields:

• Authorization URL
• Scopes
• Additional params
• Code challenge (optional)
• Access token URL
• Refresh token URL
• Redirect URL

You can also enable Client credentials filled by user when each workspace must bring its own client ID and secret.

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Testing checklist

1. Confirm redirect URL matches your provider app settings.
2. Connect a test account from the preview panel.
3. Verify token exchange succeeds.