This endpoint provides a read-only, human-readable view of the data a user entered when setting up a connection (step 1 and step 2 fields), without ever exposing secrets. Opaque identifiers (e.g. folder ids) are accompanied by a resolved display_value when one has been stored. No live provider calls are made.
The UUID of the connection whose information should be fetched.
A read-only view of the data a user entered when setting up a connection, without secrets.
The integration the connection belongs to.
The integration logo as a base64 data URI.
The non-sensitive fields of the connection with their stored value and, where available, a resolved human-readable label. Fields with neither a value nor a display value are omitted. Checkbox fields are always present with a boolean value.
The localized field name. If the requested language is not provided, use en as fallback.
The raw value stored in the connection configuration, or null when not set.
A human-readable label for the stored value, or null when none could be resolved.
The error response is returned when the client is not authenticated. The client must provide a valid authentication key to access the resource.
The error code is a machine readable code describing the error.
The error message is a human readable message describing the error. It is mainly used for understanding the error by developers. It is not meant to be shown to real users.
For many errors we provide suggestions how you can resolve the error on your own.
The trace ID is a unique identifier for the request. It is used to trace the request through the system. Please provide the trace_id when reporting an error to our support team.
This parameter provides a way to contact support. It is mainly used for developers. It is not meant to be shown to real users.
The error response is returned when the user is not authorized to perform the action. The user might not have the necessary permissions or the action is not allowed in the current state of the system.
The error code is a machine readable code describing the error.
The error message is a human readable message describing the error. It is mainly used for understanding the error by developers. It is not meant to be shown to real users.
For many errors we provide suggestions how you can resolve the error on your own.
The trace ID is a unique identifier for the request. It is used to trace the request through the system. Please provide the trace_id when reporting an error to our support team.
This parameter provides a way to contact support. It is mainly used for developers. It is not meant to be shown to real users.
The error response is returned when either the resource was not found or the client is not authorized to access the resource. It can also mean that you tried to access an endpoint that does not exist.
The error code is a machine readable code describing the error.
The error message is a human readable message describing the error. It is mainly used for understanding the error by developers. It is not meant to be shown to real users.
For many errors we provide suggestions how you can resolve the error on your own.
The trace ID is a unique identifier for the request. It is used to trace the request through the system. Please provide the trace_id when reporting an error to our support team.
This parameter provides a way to contact support. It is mainly used for developers. It is not meant to be shown to real users.
The error response is returned when an unknown server error occurred. Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do to resolve the error on your own. Please try again later or contact support and provide the trace_id.
The error code is a machine readable code describing the error.
The error message is a human readable message describing the error. It is mainly used for understanding the error by developers. It is not meant to be shown to real users.
For many errors we provide suggestions how you can resolve the error on your own.
The trace ID is a unique identifier for the request. It is used to trace the request through the system. Please provide the trace_id when reporting an error to our support team.
This parameter provides a way to contact support. It is mainly used for developers. It is not meant to be shown to real users.