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SECURITY & INTEGRATION GUIDANCE

Connect securely. Understand every trust boundary.

Use this guidance to plan access, protect credentials, validate events and handle sensitive data.

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Your role

What brings you here?

Pick a role to see a suggested reading order. Nothing is personalized or stored.

Developer — Build and test an integration

  1. Prepare before requesting access
  2. Authentication, permissions and consent
  3. Handle credentials safely
  4. Separate environments
  5. Webhook messages
  6. What did you see?

Before you connect

Prepare before requesting access

This checklist is preparation — not an attestation or approval.

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Shared responsibility

Who protects what

AreaDriverXtraYour organization
Identity and accessIssues credentials through approved flows; enforces permissions server-sideAssigns least-privilege roles; removes leavers promptly
CredentialsShows secrets once where designed; supports rotation and revocationStores secrets securely; never shares or embeds them
EventsSigns deliveries per the published contractVerifies signatures and rejects stale or replayed events
DataMinimizes what's shared; publishes handling rules when approvedUses data only for the approved purpose; deletes on schedule
IncidentsRuns private intake and triageReports suspected issues promptly and privately

Access

Authentication, permissions and consent

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Authentication

Authentication patterns are published per operation in the API reference.

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Permissions and consent

  • Request only the scopes you need
  • Organization approval is recorded per scope
  • Consent status comes from its owning system
  • Revoke access you no longer use

Secrets

Handle credentials safely

Masking a value on screen isn't the same as storing it securely.

1

Store

In a secrets manager — never in code, repos or browser storage

2

Reveal once

Where designed, a secret is shown once; copy it straight to secure storage

3

Rotate

Rotating may interrupt integrations using the previous credential. Review affected applications.

4

Revoke

Immediately, if exposure is suspected

Check text before you share it

Paste a log line or message you're about to send to support. This check runs only in your browser — nothing is sent or stored.

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Local check only. It can miss secrets — always review manually.

Transport, environments & webhooks

Protect every connection

Separate environments

Keep non-production and production credentials, data and callbacks apart. Test actions must never reach unapproved production resources.

Protected transport

Use HTTPS and validate the host you connect to. Specific protocol and cipher requirements are confirmed by engineering before publication.

Webhook messages

Verify signatures before processing and bound replay windows, following the exact published version.

View Webhooks

Sensitive data

Collect less, keep it shorter

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1

Minimize

Request only fields your approved purpose needs.

2

Mask

Show partial values where full values aren't needed.

3

Protect

Encrypt stored sensitive data with managed keys.

4

Retain

Retention periods aren't yet confirmed for publication — follow your agreement.

5

Delete

Delete on schedule and when access ends.

Examples

Safe example pattern

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Troubleshooting

What did you see?

Choose the response you received. Remediation depends on the actual API contract for the operation.

Report a concern

Report a suspected vulnerability

Report a suspected vulnerability through the approved private security channel. Share the minimum evidence needed, and don't disclose it publicly while it's being reviewed.

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Describe impact and steps at a high level. No secrets, payment data or personal data.

FAQ

Security & Integration Guidance questions

General approved security and integration guidance should be public. Partner-restricted documents require verified eligibility and sign-in[cite: 14].