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Overview

Authenticators store the credentials Go Autonomous needs to connect to your external systems. Before setting up a connector, you typically need to create an authenticator with the right credentials — API keys, login information, or OAuth tokens.

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Create an authenticator

1

Open Authenticators

Navigate to Administration > Company Settings > Authenticators.
2

Click Get started or Add

If this is your first authenticator, click Get started. Otherwise, click the add button to create a new one.
3

Choose the authentication type

Select the type of authentication your external system requires — API key, basic authentication (username/password), or OAuth.
4

Enter your credentials

Fill in the required fields. This varies by authentication type:
  • API key — enter the key and any associated identifiers.
  • Basic auth — enter the username and password.
  • OAuth — configure the OAuth flow with client ID, secret, and token endpoints.
5

Name and save

Give the authenticator a clear name (e.g., “SAP Production API Key” or “Salesforce OAuth”) and save.
Authenticator credentials are sensitive. Only administrators should have access to create and manage them. Make sure credentials have the minimum required permissions for the integration.

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Managing authenticators

From the Authenticators page, you can:
  • View all configured authenticators.
  • Edit credentials when they change (e.g., rotating API keys).
  • Delete authenticators that are no longer in use.
If you delete an authenticator that’s in use by an active connector, that connector will stop functioning until a new authenticator is assigned.

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