What Katana asks for
The Katana connection form asks for four fields: Client ID, Client secret, Client key, and Client code. Together, they securely authenticate Katana with Capacity and grant the data permissions the integration needs.
Client ID: Identifies your Capacity API client.
Client secret: The private secret that authenticates your API client.
Client key: The key Capacity issues for your API access.
Client code: The code that identifies your account with Capacity.
Find your credentials in Capacity
Capacity sets up API access with you directly; you don't generate the credentials yourself in a dashboard.
Contact your Capacity representative and ask them to set up API access for the Katana integration.
Once API access is set up, Capacity sends you your Client ID, Client secret, Client key, and Client code.
Store the credentials securely, especially the client secret.
In Katana, open the Integrations page, click Connect on the Capacity tile, and enter all four values in the connection form.
If you're unsure who your Capacity representative is, or haven't received your credentials, contact Capacity support through their FAQ and support page.