Connect an account

1. Open Credentials.
2. Choose the service.
3. Finish the sign-in the screen starts.

The services on the screen are LinkedIn, LinkedIn Advanced, Apollo, Google My Business, Google Search Console, Google Workspace, YouTube, Discord, and Microsoft 365.

LinkedIn Advanced asks you to confirm a monthly base cost before it connects, then may ask for an in-app approval or a code from email. Apollo asks you to confirm its monthly base cost. Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace explain on the screen when an administrator has to approve the connection.

Code in a workflow reads these connections from orbi. You do not paste the password into the node.

All the credentials of an Orbitype workspace can be accessed in workflows. There, you can use the credentials to authenticate with the API, third-party APIs, and also utilize them as central variables for your workspace.

Credentials

async ({credentials}) => {
  return {output: credentials.myCredentialName}
}

Orbi Object

async ({ orbi, linkedin }) => {
  const id = orbi.project.credentials.find((x) => x.name === "linkedin").value
}

OAuth is often a necessary security step for accessing resources securely, but it can also be challenging to implement due to its complexity. To ease the integration process, especially with services that require authentication through their specific OAuth flows, Orbitype simplifies this by abstracting these complexities. Orbitype securely manages your tokens, keeping them active so you can use them as easily as any other credential in your workspace. This eliminates the need for repeatedly handling the intricate details involved in OAuth authentication, You sign in once.

By centralizing token management, Orbitype enhances efficiency and ensures compatibility with a growing library of supported integrations. Below is a list of currently supported services, as well as upcoming services planned for integration, giving you a clear picture of the platform's capabilities and future roadmap.

Supported OAuth Integrations

• Discord: Easily connect your applications with Discord through its OAuth-based authorization flow.

• LinkedIn Official: Streamline authentication and interactions with standard LinkedIn features.

• LinkedIn Advanced: Unlock additional LinkedIn capabilities with support for advanced features.

• Google My Business: Authenticate with Google My Business to manage and update your business resources effortlessly.

Coming Soon

The Orbitype team is continuously working to expand compatibility with additional services. Here are the upcoming integrations currently in the pipeline:

• YouTube: Enable authenticated access to YouTube's suite of APIs for channel management and analytics.

• TikTok: Gain secure access to TikTok's APIs for content management and performance insights.

• Instagram: Connect to Instagram's APIs for content publishing and engagement tracking.

• Facebook: Authenticate with Facebook and streamline interactions with its APIs for business and profile management.

• X: Integrate with X's platform (formerly Twitter) to access authenticated account data and features.

• ... Additional integrations are on the way, ensuring Orbitype remains versatile and aligned with user needs.

Stay tuned for updates, as we continue to expand the number and scope of supported services, making it easier than ever to manage your authenticated integrations securely.

After the sign-in finishes, the token is on orbi.project.credentials. Match oauth.provider. Google Workspace is also named gws, which the Gmail, Calendar, and Drive tools expect. LinkedIn on this screen posts to your own feed. Inbox and search need LinkedIn Advanced. The runtime page Call a connected account has the provider strings and a working node.

• LinkedIn Advanced asks you to confirm the monthly cost, then may ask for an in-app approval or a code from email. The credential stays incomplete until that step finishes.
• Apollo asks you to confirm its monthly cost before the token exists.
• Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace can stop until an administrator approves the app. The screen explains that step.
• Code that cannot find the credential is reading the wrong name. Use the name shown on the credential row.