What Katana asks for
The Katana connection form asks for two fields: Client ID and Client Secret.
Client ID: the identifier JayGroup issues for your API access.
Client Secret: the private key paired with your Client ID. It allows secure authentication and grants the data permissions the integration needs.
Find your credentials in JayGroup
JayGroup does not provide these credentials through a self-service menu. Your account manager sets up API access for you.
Contact your JayGroup account manager and ask them to set up API access for your Katana integration.
Once API access is in place, JayGroup sends you your Client ID and Client Secret.
Keep both values somewhere secure. Treat the Client Secret like a password.
In Katana, open the Integrations page, find the JayGroup tile, and click Connect.
Enter the Client ID and Client Secret exactly as you received them, then confirm.
If you don't know who your account manager is, contact JayGroup through their contact page.