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Service Credentials

Some integration require specific credentials to authenticate with third-party services. This section provides detailed instructions for obtaining and configuring the credentials needed for each service integration.

Overview​

Service credentials are authentication tokens, API keys, or login information that allow Splice to access external logistics and business systems on your behalf. Each service has different requirements and procedures for credential provisioning.

Credential Types​

Splice supports the following credential types. Select one to view detailed configuration instructions:

  • Basic Auth - Username and password sent as an HTTP Basic Authorization header
  • Header Auth - A custom HTTP header (such as an API key or bearer token) added to every request
  • OAuth2 API - OAuth 2.0 authorization-code flow for modern cloud platforms, with automatic token refresh
  • Certificate - X.509 certificates and private keys for signing, encryption, and certificate-based authentication
  • AS2 Client - Certificates and MDN policy for sending signed and encrypted AS2 messages
  • AS2 Receiver - Receiver keypair and partner signer certificate for receiving inbound AS2 messages

Getting Started​

  1. Select your service - Choose the integration you want to configure
  2. Follow provisioning steps - Each service has specific setup instructions
  3. Configure in Splice - Add credentials to your Splice account
  4. Test connection - Verify authentication works correctly
  5. Use in workflows - Start building automated processes

Security​

  • All credentials are encrypted and stored securely
  • Splice uses your credentials only for authorized API calls
  • You maintain full control and can revoke access at any time
  • Regular credential rotation is recommended for enhanced security

Select a service below to view detailed credential provisioning instructions.