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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.
Built-in utility connectors (Text, JSON, Math, etc.) don’t require a connection; they work immediately.

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Adding a connection

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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.
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Choose a connector

Find the connector you want (e.g., Shopify) and click Add Connection.
3

Enter credentials

Fill in the required fields; these vary by connector. For example, Shopify requires a store name and Admin API access token.
4

Save

Click Save. Spojit validates your credentials and the connection appears in your list.

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Connection types

Different connectors use different authentication methods:

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Connection status

Each connection on the Connections page shows its status: Enter credentials only in the Configure dialog, never in a chat message: anything typed in chat stays in the conversation history.

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Visibility and access

  • Visibility: Organization connections can be used in any workflow in the workspace. Private connections are only available to their creator and admins.
  • Permissions: the connection’s governance policy, which tools workflows may call through it and which need approval.
  • Sandbox allowed: whether Sandbox steps may receive the connection’s credentials. On by default. Private connections, and connections restricted by a governance policy (their own or the workspace’s), never reach a sandbox step.

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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”.

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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.

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Removing a connection

Removing a connection breaks any workflow that depends on it. Make sure no active workflows reference the connection before removing it.
To remove a connection, open it and click Remove Connection. This deletes the stored credentials from Spojit.

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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.