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Credentials are the connections between Innflow and your external accounts. When you connect a service like Google, Slack, or Microsoft, Innflow stores the OAuth tokens securely so your workflows can interact with those services.

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Connecting a Service

1

Go to Credentials

Navigate to Settings → Credentials from the sidebar.
2

Add a new credential

Click New Credential and choose the service you want to connect.
3

Authorize

You will be redirected to the service’s authorization page. Grant Innflow the permissions it needs.
4

Ready to use

The credential now appears in your list and is available in any workflow node that requires it.

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Supported Services

Credentials are available for:

Google

Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Calendar, Drive, Slides, Forms, Groups

Microsoft

Outlook, Teams, Excel, Word, OneDrive, Planner, SharePoint

Slack

Send and read messages

Discord

Webhook messaging

Airtable

Read and write records

Stripe

Payment event webhooks

Notion

Pages, databases, and webhook events

GitHub

Repositories, issues, pull requests, and comments

ClickUp

Tasks, lists, folders, spaces, and comments

Dropbox

Files, folders, downloads, uploads, and shared links

Shopify

Products, orders, customers, and inventory

LinkedIn

Social publishing and profile data
Some integrations use API credentials instead of OAuth, such as Resend, Apollo, Ahrefs, Dub, PostHog, ElevenLabs, and custom HTTP endpoints.

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Managing Credentials

  • View all connected accounts from the credentials list
  • See when each credential was last used
  • Remove a credential to revoke Innflow’s access to that account
  • Search through your credentials if you have many connected
Removing a credential will break any workflows that depend on it. Make sure to update those workflows first.