Authentication and scope
Use approved credentials and the narrowest permissions required for the integration.
- Scoped access
- Server-side secret handling
- Separate environments where appropriate
The API and webhook layer is designed for authenticated automation around workspace data, campaign workflows, approvals, operational events, and integrations without bypassing product guardrails.
Integrate the workflow without creating a second uncontrolled workflow.
Use authenticated API access for intentional actions and webhooks for event-driven reactions. Sensitive actions should preserve authorization, idempotency, and auditability.
Use approved credentials and the narrowest permissions required for the integration.
Design campaign and workflow mutations to be retry-safe and traceable.
React to relevant product events without repeatedly polling the platform.
Treat external automation as part of the same governed system, not a backdoor around approvals.
List the resources it needs to read, the actions it needs to perform, and the events it needs to receive.
Use the least-privileged credential and keep secrets on the server side.
Make writes idempotent, deduplicate events, and store processing state.
Log requests, failures, event processing, and material actions so integrations remain diagnosable.
API surface and availability can evolve with the platform. For current developer access, implementation questions, or webhook requirements, contact the Titan Skuens developer channel.
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