What Katana asks for
The Katana connection form asks for four fields: AWS Access Key ID, AWS Secret Access Key, S3 Bucket, and S3 Prefix.
AWS Access Key ID: the access key that identifies your company's access to Pod Foods' file storage.
AWS Secret Access Key: the private key paired with your Access Key ID.
S3 Bucket: the name of the shared Pod Foods bucket where files are published.
S3 Prefix: the subprefix within that bucket that Pod Foods assigns to your company.
Find your credentials in Pod Foods
Contact Pod Foods support. Pod Foods provides these credentials directly rather than through a dashboard page.
Ask for your AWS Access Key ID, AWS Secret Access Key, S3 Bucket, and S3 Prefix.
Check the bucket and prefix against the path Pod Foods uses for its daily inventory and inbound shipment files. That path has the form s3://<bucket-name>/<prefix>/. The bucket name is the shared Pod Foods bucket, and the prefix is your company's own subprefix.
Store the secret access key securely. Then enter all four values in the Katana connection form.
