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In the Integrations section of the Console, you can create, view, and manage the Credentials you’ve set up for your integration configurations:
  • Native Integration Configurations. Create the Credentials you’ll need when setting up authentication with 3rd-party systems for your native Integration Configurations.
  • Notification Webhook Integrations. When you create an Outgoing webhook and define the M3TER_SIGNED_REQUEST credentials for authentication with the designated webhook endpoint, you can review the Credential on the Outgoing webhook details page. You can then link a Notification rule to the Outgoing webhook to complete the configuration of the Notification Webhook Integration. See Creating and Managing Outgoing Webhooks.
This section explains how to create Credentials or your Native Integration Configurations and how to view and manage them:

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Creating Credentials for Native Integration Configurations

For each of the types of m3ter native integrations available, you can create the Credentials you need to authenticate with specific 3rd-party systems - see the following topics in this section for details:

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Viewing and Managing Credentials

On the Integrations pages for external systems, you can view and manage Credentials. To view and manage integration Credentials:
  1. Select Integrations:
The Integrations page opens with All selected by default.
  1. Select the external system you want to create a Credential for:
The Integrations page for the selected system opens: Any existing Credentials you’ve set up for the external system are listed on the Credentials panel.
  • Note that if you want to create a new Credential, on the Credentials panel select Configure new credentials. See the relevant topic in this section for creating Credentials for specific external systems - for this example Creating Chargebee Integration Credentials.
  1. If you want to delete a Credential, select Delete:
A confirmation dialog appears. Select Yes to confirm the delete action.
Note: Editing Credentials? You cannot edit a Credential you’ve set up for an integration. This is to avoid the need to pass Credential secrets you entered when creating a Credential back up to the Console.