A connection is a configured instance of a connector that stores your credentials and service-specific settings. You need a connection before you can use an integration connector (like Shopify, Slack, or Resend) in a workflow.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.spojit.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Adding a connection
Open the Connections page
Navigate to Connections in the sidebar. You’ll see a list of available connectors and any connections you’ve already configured.
Enter credentials
Fill in the required fields — these vary by connector. For example, Shopify requires a store name and Admin API access token.
Connection types
Different connectors use different authentication methods:| Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| API Key | A secret key provided by the service | Shopify, Resend |
| Token | A bot or access token | Slack |
| OAuth | Browser-based authorization flow | GitHub |
| Basic Auth | Username and password | HTTP connector |
Multiple connections
You can create multiple connections to the same connector. This is useful when you work with more than one account — for example, two Shopify stores or separate Slack workspaces. Each connection is identified by its name, so give them descriptive labels like “Production Store” and “Staging Store”.Editing a connection
Click on an existing connection to update its credentials or settings. Changes take effect immediately for any workflow that uses the connection.Removing a connection
To remove a connection, open it and click Remove Connection. This deletes the stored credentials from Spojit.Connection security
- Credentials are encrypted and stored securely.
- Secrets are never exposed in the UI after saving.
- Each connection is scoped to your workspace — other workspaces cannot access it.