Credential boundaries
Store sensitive access details in controlled resources instead of passing logins around.
Credentials
Secure access without sharing logins.
CXFabric credential management helps teams connect systems while keeping authentication details controlled. Credentials can be paired with roles, permissions, environments, and connectors so users can build workflows without exposing secrets.
VaultAPI keys, tokens, account accessprotected
RolesRead, edit, admin, custom profilesscoped
UseConnectors and flows consume safelyhidden
AuditVersions, usage, and access historyvisible
Credential controls
Let people build. Keep secrets protected.
Credentials are part of the operating model, not an afterthought. CXFabric helps control who can use, edit, share, or administer sensitive access across flows, connectors, and environments.
Connector access
Allow flows and connectors to use credentials without exposing the underlying secret to every builder.
Auditability
Keep operational visibility around where credentials are used and how related workflows behave.
Environment separation
Separate development, staging, production, and customer-specific access paths.
Customer control
Align credential ownership to the customer’s deployment model, network, and security process.
Role-based use
Grant read-only, edit, admin, or custom access profiles based on operational needs.
Secure collaboration
Share the work. Not the passwords.
Integration teams often need internal staff, external vendors, and customer resources to collaborate. CXFabric lets teams share assets like flows, connectors, and credentials with clear permission boundaries.
Use without reveal
Builders can use approved credentials in flows without seeing sensitive values.
Permissioned assets
Credentials can follow the same role-based patterns as flows and connectors.
Operational context
Credential usage can be understood alongside flow executions, connector calls, and logs.