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Variables and secrets

Variables and Secrets

The platform provides a centralized feature for managing frequently used values, such as destination URLs or authentication credentials, through variables and secrets. These values follow a Key → Value format for easy organization and reuse.

  • Variables: These are values that can be reused across different webhooks and other processes. Variables can be accessed at any time after registration.

  • Secrets: These are sensitive values, such as credentials, that cannot be retrieved after creation, providing an added layer of security.

We recommend using secrets to store confidential data that should not be accessed by other users within the workspace.

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